 . . . . . Welcome everyone to Keto Kings, Progressive Discussions. We are back for a very special show this Sunday afternoon, Feliz Domingo, everyone. It is towards the end of the month of February, February 20th, I believe, 2022. And we are rapidly approaching early spring, another month to go, give or take, yeah, about another month to go. And excuse me, oh, maybe just powing out there, I don't know what, nah. Maybe it's dust mites, I think it might be dust mites, I don't know, anyway. I would like to introduce my panel, my illustrious panel of co-hosts, starting with my political analyst and journalist, one and only from the state of Washington, Jason Cleveland, followed by BC beer reviews from the state of Michigan, followed by the Eric Thomas Medal 75 from the South East, greetings everyone in the panel. Hello everyone, good afternoon. And Thomas Medal 75 is the drummer of one of the most exciting, independent heavy metal rock bands around Oxblood Forge, of course, BC beer reviews does, BC beer reviews. And as well as, he's the bar, smoking, him and Jason are the smoking barbecue, what do you call, masters here, hold on, let me get a bird's eye, let me get out of the way, there you go, symbol, Oxblood Forge, there it is, Oxblood Forge, that's a nice graphic, yeah, try the juice beer reviews, and oh, and he's the originator of Wild Card Wednesday, Thomas Medal 75, you can bring any alcoholic beverage you want. Yes, sir. And is anyone, before we start, is anyone, hey, Ronnie Estes here from Clearwater, the Clearwater, Florida region? Ronnie Estes, good afternoon. What's up Jason, what's up everybody? Ronnie with the devil. You hear me all right? Yes, sir. Audio is good, lighting is good, looks nice and sunny. Yeah, it's untransparent, 77 degrees right now. Wow, take that in a heartbeat. It's like 20 here. Damn, man, that's horrible. Yeah, sorry to hear that. Now, is anyone opening up any particular boo sound beverage right now? Yeah, beverage, first time having this one here. Chilada. I never tried this one. Didn't Ronald Terrio review that like yesterday or today? I'm sure he probably did, yeah, I didn't see it though. I believe he did, yeah. Okay, and then we're going to switch to Mr. Jason Cleveland and you were holding up a lager beer. Oh, let me go get it, one moment, sorry. Oh, I thought it was in your hand. He drank it back with, all right. No, it was not long ago he had it in his hand. Here we go. There it is. Narragansett, brother. That's crazy. You can get that on the west coast of us. I've never seen it and they were selling 16 ounce pint cans, six packs for like $5.99. I was visiting a friend in Eugene, Oregon two weeks ago. There's a market there called the Dairy Market and they sell this. I've never seen it this far on the west coast. I think, Eric, you've done many reviews of the various styles that they make and various but I think this is most excellent and $5.99 these days for a six pack. I mean, think about how much it costs to ship it out there. It says it's made in New York and I think it's made at the Genesee Brewery wherever they make that, right? Yep. I thought that was made in New York. Because there's no such thing as the Narragansett Brewing Company. That's a fake. Really? Well, I mean, not necessarily fake here. They opened up a craft brewery in Providence, Rhode Island. However, all of their like core lines of beers like Narragansett, the one you have the Lager, the Light, they have a Summer Ale, they have a Golden Ale or Blonde Ale or something like that. They keep the core range with the Genesee to brew. But yeah, saying Narragansett Brewing Company in Rochester, New York is, yeah, that's just their name they're using to brew the beer on there. Now, Eric, maybe we could just stay on the topic quickly. Is this popular in your area like with, let's say, the younger generation, maybe even the older generation that grew up drinking this stuff? It's kind of a throwback type, you know? Yeah, I mean, you can probably get, though you probably got a can on special at a bar or at a music venue for like, I don't know, $2.00, $2.00, $2.00, $5.00, $15.00, yeah. So I've seen, you know, Papst, Blue Ribbon, like the PBR, right, is kind of a what I would call, especially being kind of close to the Seattle area, like a hipster beer, right? You see like, now would this kind of be similar, would Papst, Blue Ribbon be as popular as this in your area or in Rhode Island or more popular? Yeah, I think they're probably equally as popular and they taste very, they're a very similar flavor profile. So if you like Papst, Blue Ribbon, by default, you will like, and they're against you, you know, no problem. I find that both of those beers have a little more robust kind of a multi-year backbone to it. So it is got a little more flavor than your average blogger beer. Like comparing this, let's say to a Coors or a Budweiser, this has more multi-profiles. Yes, I would totally agree with that. Oh yeah. Do you find it on draft? Yes, for some reasoning, not very often, but you will find it on draft. Yep. Okay. Those cans, those pint cans are the most popular way to drink that beer. Yep. I see. Similar price point. Yep. So that's not a bad. I mean, now in Oregon, which is kind of, I think, slightly ridiculous, you pay a 10 cent per bottle or can recycling fee. Yeah. Yeah. Five cents. They have the same thing in New York? Five cents. Now what's interesting is in Oregon, they have these big, like you go to a grocery store and then the side of the grocery store has this little room where you can take your cans in and it's like a chute and you kind of pitch the things in the chute and then it kind of gives you a voucher. Right. Because you're taking, you bring that in to get the 10 cents or the five cents. Yeah. But when you put a bottle in there, it like cracks the bottle, it breaks the bottle and just shreds it inside the machine. It's pretty cool. It is kind of cool. But I'm sitting there like, you know, going on vacation, let's say, and I might get two bucks back or whatever. Right. So I'm like, well, that's kind of worth my time to wait a few minutes. But this guy's got like a a shopping cart with like a thousand cans and then I'm like, forget it. Just for you, you can take mine. He's taken up the whole freaking thing, you know. Some people just save them up for a long time. And then some people like, if they're homeless, they go around the road and pick them up and they go and redeem them. How about they have that in Massachusetts? Do they have a bottle of the positive? Yeah. It's like, it might be like five cents or something like that. Yeah. I honestly thought it was brewed in Rhode Island, but not so, you know, no, no, they don't do that. They don't do the, they don't do the, the the logger, they don't do the standard logger beers in Rhode Island. They have, again, they opened up a couple, or was it last year or two years ago, they opened up a location down by the water in Providence, Rhode Island that makes all different varieties of different specialty craft brews. So that is, so when you see, so when you hear Narragans beer is back, it's a nice facility for craftier offerings that are really well done. Now, explain to Jason about this cockamamie law in New England where you can't buy pipe tobacco in a store anymore. Oh, that, oh, well, a little correction on that. Due to trying, I believe, due to trying to keep menthol cigarettes out of the, out of, out of the market and possibly enticing younger children to want to smoke anything flavored like people might get the impression that menthol cigarettes are the gateway into smoking cigarettes, right? They, we decided that in Massachusetts that you shouldn't even be able to buy any style of tobacco cigarettes, pipe tobacco, cigars, and even to a certain extent, some e-vaping style product. You can't buy any that have any flavorings, no flavored products whatsoever. So the vape, like if somebody was to go buy a jewel, have you heard of those? Yes. Yeah, I know that. They, you know, you can get raspberry chocolate, whatever, right? But in Massachusetts, they only sell like the tobacco flavored vape only. Yep. Interesting. Yeah, I don't write, I don't, I don't really under, I don't really understand the law because, okay, so now, so now you get rid of flavored products and now you just have the standard old original stuff that kids are going to look at if they want. Right. It doesn't, it's, it's like, you're kind of slapping the wrist of people that don't have children that don't have anything to do with children. It's like, yeah, I'm a grown ass adult. If I want a, if I want a vanilla, if I want a pack of vanilla pipe tobacco or a pouch of it, then I'm going to buy that if I want. Like I don't have kids. I don't need to worry about children in my house getting into pipe tobacco and using it. I think you should be able to monitor what, when it comes to that stuff, I feel like you should be able to monitor yourself. If you want it by, if you don't, if the government shouldn't be able to tell me, oh, I can buy, I can buy a regular, regular old tobacco, but vanilla is cool. I mean, I used to walk into any store and I used to see Captain Black and, and all the other famous pipe tobaccos, they were all lined up and now nothing, nothing. Online retailers, a lot of them, the major, the major smoke shops, like your famous smoke shop or your JRs or your cigars international, they won't even, they won't even ship you flavored tobacco products. Even if you're buying it from their stores, which are in the state of Pennsylvania, they won't even ship it to you. They won't even allow you to have it. Nope. So you can't, you can't go on like eBay or Amazon Prime or you can't, I mean, has anyone tried to see if they had that? I mean, I, I mean, I mean, I don't know about Amazon Prime, but they, I mean, I guess it depends on, on how, on how strict some of these stores are going to be enforcing that particular law online. But, you know, again, major, major smoke shops that people buy cigars and pipe tobacco from. I don't know if it's a reputation thing, but they don't want to mess with state, they don't want to mess with the individual state laws and. Yeah, they don't want to get. Now, Eric, was this, like, did, did the voters get a chance to vote this into a law or did the legislation just come together and statewide they voted on it? It just came together. I know there was never any referendums or any vote on some ballot. And it was kind of like one of those things where effective on this day, it's, they have to pull it out of the stores. I think it was June 2020. Yeah. June of 2020. Now, how about neighboring states to you? Are you? I've never heard of any law like that. I think New York was talking about something like that. I don't know if it ever went through. The flag. All the other things, I think you can just probably go into Rhode Island and just buy what you want. Yeah. That's kind of weird. Now, I like that model cozy thing. Does it have like ice pack surrounding it to keep the bottle cold? Oh, oh, this little guy here. Yeah. It's called. I don't know if you're going to be able to read it. It's called rapid. You would lower it there. It's called. Well, yeah, there it is. It's called rapid ice. Rapid ice. Yeah, you just put this device in the freezer and it's like, it's like an ice pack basically that can fit around your, your bottles and cans. That's neat. It's in cold if you just want to drink out of a bottle, which sometimes with these standard Budweiser, he kind of appears. That's the best way to consume it. Yeah, I like a Budweiser out of a bottle. Not, you don't got to be fancy with your Budweiser product. You don't have to. Now, speaking of Budweiser product, I haven't tried it, but has have any of you had the edge? The ice house edge. The Bud Light Next, I think it's called. It's, I watched a review. It's basically like a seltzer. Combined. It's like a combination of a beer and a seltzer flavor. I had it about a week and a half ago. And yeah, I've only reviewed one seltzer on my show. And I don't plan to do any more anytime soon. I think the people trying to like watch their calories. I think it's like 90 calories. Yeah, but I mean, if you're drinking seltzers, you're not watching a beer show. I get that. I mean, to a certain extent, I get that, you know, having a beer review show. Okay, that might be part of the beer review thing. Okay, fine. But I mean, a lot of it's the reviewer's discretion, too. I mean, I'm just saying, you know, I don't mean to put anybody on blast or anything. I'm sure you guys will probably review it. I reviewed one. I won't do another one for a while. So I think Ron reviews quite a few seltzers. Yeah. And he says he doesn't like them, but he still reviews them. I mean, I know you're, I know you're supposed to be like, I don't know, unbiased of these alcohol products. Yeah. But I mean, I'll get to it when I get to it. It might not be for a while though. So they, I mean, really, they all taste the same for the most part. Yeah. I mean, that's kind of why I don't review them. Basically, like carbonated water, carbonated water. They gave me zero blue cheese and I still have one, two, three, four, five wings left. Well, well, I just want to say, Eric, we have to talk about these corporate food chains that are cutting corners. They're cheap with the portions. They're real stingy. And as well, they're stingy with the salaries they pay their workers. They're not living wages, but getting back to the customer. I've been in situations where I'm like, I mean, come on. It's freaking sour cream. You can't spare the sour cream or you can't. Yeah. I'm sure they're probably charging top dollar for their products too. So it kind of makes you wonder, you know? Yeah. Like, like, like a local, a local chain that makes hero sandwiches called Jersey Mike's. I mean, the banner has, like, it looks like, like, like seven inches of roast beef. And then when you get it, you know, it's like a fraction of, you know, of the mile high amount in the banner. But silly things like, you know, his dipping sauce for the buffalo wings, which is like a blue cheese dressing, generally. Luckily, I have it in the fridge, but I mean, order it. You should be getting some. Yeah. It's like for me out here was, I know it's not the same thing, but kind of Jim Pizza. When you get the crust, you get what they call the everything crust, which is kind of like the bagel where you get the everything on the bagel. Yeah. They got a garlic cream cheese thing for this crust. And oh my God, it is so awesome. I've had so many containers. I'm talking this big around about that thick and full of the garlic sour cream. Now, great for a large pizza. I'm not going to use all that cream cheese, but then again, on the other hand, it is so good to have that garlic cream cheese on hand for other things. But you're talking about a local food establishment in your area of Michigan, right? You're not talking about a local chain. Yeah. We got Jersey Mike's down here in Florida too. Oh, really? Yeah. Holy shit, are they franchises or is it just? Yeah, it's like a Subway kind of thing, right? Yeah, yeah. It's like a Subway. Yeah. I actually, I like Jersey Mike's over Subway sandwiches if I have to choose. Oh, yeah. We got a couple of drinks up here, but none around me that I know of. I mean, we get, what is it, Subways and what's that? I was going to say, Jimmy John's. Jimmy John's, yeah, those are great. Oh, Jimmy John's is here too. We also have that, yeah. I've never been there. Yeah. I mean, we got our, what is that, Tubby's submarines, which is basically the same thing. I think that's the one cool thing around here. Tubby's. Hold on for a second. There you go. There it is. They're not bad sandwiches, really. But then, I mean, of course, they're not that like humongous. No, but I mean, what they're doing there is. Yeah, that's the entice you to come into the store, man. That's what that is. It's like the Burger King commercials or the McDonald's commercial or Arby's commercials where they'll look at, show you the most awesome sandwich possible. And then when you get there, it's like, no, it's not the same thing I saw on TV. Come on, man. So yeah, this is, it's kind of like what James was telling me with like Tinder, right? This is the Tinder picture. And then you show up and this is what she gets. Yeah, exactly. I always, I never say, I always say leave the lettuce out because I know what's going to happen. This thing that's a cheap chiller. So I'll say, give me, let me have tomatoes. Like let's say it's roast beef at Jersey Mike's. Okay, cold roast beef, right? I want tomatoes, horseradish, mayo. If you have it, it's not extra mayo. A lot of black pepper. And uh, jalapenos, maybe some pickle jalapenos. The lettuce that they use at these, at these silent shops is just shredded stuff. Yeah, shredded. It just gets all over the place. When you try it, it's probably iceberg, probably iceberg, which has no little nutritional value, really. It's like a potato. It's like most of its percentage of what it's made up of is just plain old water. Yeah. Or starch. Crunchy water, crunchy water people. And I, yeah, go ahead, go ahead. I was going to just say funny story, right? So we, we do a lot of road trips. We go to like Oregon, California, Nevada. And uh, you know, when you're on a road trip, you know, you kind of want to make good time, right? Stop for gas stations and all this and restrooms. But if you got to eat, you know, you kind of want to try to maybe eat before you drive. And, you know, I, I think that probably one of the, even though it's terrible, the best road trip food is probably like a McDonald's cheeseburger, right? It's contained. It's easy. You can eat it while you drive. Like Burger King better, right? Right, Burger King. Yeah, like a burger, right? But my wife always insists on stopping in a subway. And I get this sandwich and the thing, like I can't drive. It's just going all over me. I'm like, forget it. It's just, so when I tell her, what do you want? I said, I just want a sandwich with meat and cheese with nothing on it. So that I don't have to worry about this crap fall over while I try to try. You got to stop and eat, man. Yeah. Can't be shoving it down your mouth while you're driving. I know. You know, perfect, probably the perfect road food is probably way castling. Yeah. Compact and just pop it, right? Yeah. You know, like cast the Popeyes. Popeyes. Try driving with what Eric's got there. You're driving with a wing in your mouth. I'm going to toss all over your... I'm going to tell you, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. Eight million, right? Somebody tell me what this little white section is. You know, that is the bicep. That is the bicep of the bird. And the other part is the forearm of the bird. We're talking about the wing. Oh, messy fingers. Yeah. That is, that is just like the drumstick is not the leg. Well, it's part of the leg. It's the cab. And a lot of it, that's from the meat. It kind of shoots out juices. So it's the chicken wing. Oh, a lot of juices. Ooh, juices. That's the bicep of the chicken wing. It's like this tiny little like millimeter bicep thing. No, it is. Now, of course, on the chicken that you got the thigh and you have the drumstick, which is the gastrocnemius and the soleus, you know, the cab. Right. That is probably one of the meatier wings I've seen. You go to a grocery store now, it's like wings. They're not even chicken wings. They're like little chick wings, you know, tiny wings. Sparrows, sparrows. Sparrow wings. BC's bicep there, right? Now, I go when I used to go before the pandemic to the Royal Hibachi buffet, they had tons of buffalo wings in mounds. They were plowing on and, you know, I miss going there. Every time I went, I video recorded it and put it on YouTube, of course. But with my narration, as I'm walking along, walking around, what happened is, I stopped going because how did they manage the long serving spoons, the steel spoon with the long handle? Everybody touches that, right? That's the reason why I stopped going. Oh, God, I didn't know about that. You're not going to go back? No, I'm going to go back, but I want to find out how they're managing the deal with the serving spoons, unless I have to bring disposable latex gloves and just keep throwing out the pair every time I go up. I mean, I could do that. Or I wonder if hand sanitizer works on the same pair of latex gloves, or does that become unsanitary? What do you think, Jason? You know, that's a good one, James. I think that's only meant for your skin. The sanitizer, I wouldn't put sanitizer on a glove. That's just, that just seems kind of, could you imagine you go into, like, this would be like everybody open in their eyes and be like, who the hell is this guy? This guy walks in with like gloves on, and then he puts sanitizer on his gloves. It would be like a comedy show, you know? This is a comedy show. It's illegal to do that, James, because you're using the product in an inconsistent manner with this labeling. Right. That's not how styrofoam was invented, you know? It's like, you know, you might cause a nuclear reaction doing that, James. Right. Robinson. Hello, Bart. I saw Masumi. Oh, Masumi. Yes, Masumi. Good morning, Masumi from Tokyo, Japan. It is now 4.29 a.m. Monday in Japan and Tokyo area. That is very early. What are you doing up so early? Good morning to you, Masumi. Good morning. Now, you know, I'm so happy those nauseating fine jewelry commercials are starting to dissipate or vanish after bad times. I noticed they're trying something new. They tried something new this year where they have people telling supposedly personal stories about what motivated them to have the diamond heart made because they tell some real sappy, tear-jerking personal story. And honestly, I think they're actors and actresses that made up the story. I don't think it's, you know, they really have these sad stories. And happy Valentine's Day. Yeah, massacre on our wallets. Yeah. Do you remember Saint Valentine's Day massacre, James? Yeah, let me get the massacre over. Do you remember that paper view, the WWF paper view? I do. That was Saint Valentine's Day massacre? Yeah. It took place in 1999 on Saint Valentine's Day. Really? 1999. 1999. The attitude ever. You know, I just heard this. I'm not a huge... I used to be big into wrestling, like in the year 2000 when Nitro was on and the NWO and all that, I was all in. But I didn't know that, like, there's no such thing technically as a paper view anymore. You have to be subscribed to the WWF. There it is. There's such things that you can buy the paper view for like $45. Okay. It would be really stupid because it's available on that peacock streaming. Service. But it only costs like $5 a month for that service. And then you get all the... You can actually watch like WrestleMania 1 if you want to, right? Yeah, yeah. Because the WWE Network used to be its own streaming service. Yeah. And then the WWE sold it to NBC. So now they use it on that peacock streaming thing. Okay. Hello, Craig Swanson. Swenson, sorry. So you can be subscribed to that for five bucks a month. But you can also go buy this paper view separately for like $45. So why would you do that? Yeah, you might just subscribe, right? Yeah, I did. It's not a bad service that peacock. It has some good shows and stuff. Hey, Craig. After Lee's Domingo to you. Happy now. I like that cat, Craig. What kind of cat is that? Sylvester. And there's the same Valentine's Day massacre on our wallets. And you know what? It won't retail has always been sleazy. Look at the Dollar Tree. They started out in Virginia and now they're nationwide. And now they're- They're not a dollar anymore, right? No, they're publicly, yeah. They raised some of the prices. It's going to be at least a dollar and a quarter, yeah. And it's a publicly traded company. They're making billions every quarter. Billions from what I hear. And their people are still paid crap. Even your store manager, he or she's on salary and they don't get paid that much and the benefits are shit. So retail never changes. Retail is not a job you're supposed to have as like your full-time thing. Maybe like a second job, something like that. Well, but try to get a job with a living wage and be able to compete in the interview. With all the people that are going to show up. And there's a fat chance. Yeah, you're not going to do a lot of show. You're not going to do a lot of show. Chocolates, no. The Chocolates, a big box of Chocolates is just going to expand the woman's posterior area and sell you light on her thighs and her arse. You know, I think- One time a year is going to do that to her? What? What? I said one time a year, her ass is going to become lunch. Wow, put some steroids in that chocolate. Norwegian Forest Cat, whoa. Oh, beautiful, beautiful cat. Oh, right. You know what's a big cat? A Maine Coon. You ever see the size? Oh, yeah. They're big. But yeah, so what happens is what people don't realize is that they go to Kay's Droolers or they go to Jared. They went to Jared. He went to Jared. No, those stones are not quality stones. They have lots of inclusions in them. They're low grade stones and they're not paying. If they buy, you know, if they get the setting, they're paying for the designer that created the setting. And they're also, they're getting 14 karat gold, which is, if you go to a, if you buy international jewelry, you get 18 karat gold, which has a higher percentage. And it's more yellow. It's more, you know, aesthetically attractive. Yeah, well, this comes back to the thing we were talking about with the restaurants, right? Corporate, a corporation and a chain of these jewelry stores versus going, versus going to your local downtown area and going to a actual, you know, small mom and pop jewelry, right? Yeah. Well, a real investment find jewelry is like, let's say it's a diamond tennis bracelet and which has nothing to do with playing tennis, but let's say it is. And it's, it's, but it's graded by the Gemological Institute of America, which submitted a certificate saying that these are high-grade stones. Now that's an investment in fine jewelry. That's not what you're going to get in Jared, you know, in all that crap. You know, the guy from Subway's chain of jewelry stores in Jared. Oh, yeah. Now, now, for those that are unaware of this. What happened to that guy? He went to jail. Who would do this? He went to jail for pornography, actually. What did he do? He went to jail. For those that are unaware, if you took, if you took those long stem roses with the baby's breath, you know, that they, that when they have to get done with it, you hang it upside down on the wall instead of putting it in a vase of water, they will, they will become perfectly, perfect dry flowers. If you just hung them on the wall upside down, they'll be preserved. So for you people that want to put it in a jar, in a vase of water, try, try it the other way. Hang it upside down and they will be preserved. Is it hang it upside down? Yeah. Yeah. Like let's say you're holding the bouquet of roses. So you put, if there's no wire, if there's no, what do you call that wire? Again, a horticulture wire, botanist wire, like with the floor issues, like a green wire that, you know, you twist around and, you know, and then turn upside down and hang it on a wall and leave it alone. It will become just as is. It'll become dry, a bouquet of dry long stem roses. So now when you put it in the vase with no water, it stays as is for as long as people don't mess with it. So, so tip to all you guys out there who, you know, who. Yeah, but side note, if they buy them fake roses, I mean, don't get me wrong, it's a good idea what you're saying, James, but sometimes you can get them fake roses. They'll last you just as long if they're longer now. Yes, no, the silky, the silky type fake roses, if they're budded, they now, they look very realistic and you could put your favorite perfume or cologne on them to get them to have a scent. Yeah, I'm sure that companies that sell them roses, the fake roses, got little vials for smell on all you have to do is maybe a couple of drops and that's it. Right away, right away, he's asking if anybody drinking beer right away, boom. Yeah, this is what I'm drinking right now. This is a multi-topic subject. We get into deep, serious stuff. This is not a that type of show, but we did show some beers at the beginning. Yeah, but it didn't show what I was doing though. All right, who was showing something? Yeah, this is what I'm drinking today. It's a good one. This is what it looks like in the glass. Pretty good. I enjoyed the Centennial IPA by Founders. Not entirely, but it reminds me of the two-hearted a little bit. So I think it's a piece of suffering, suck-a-tache. Finish the wings. I just finished buffalo wild wings. Thousand whistles, yep, the buffalo wings. You know, it's like baby-backed ribs. You can go through a lot of them. Oh, yeah, whoa. Let's see, I added my own blue cheese because they didn't give me enough blue cheese. That's why I said early in the show it's always good to stock enough condiments in your house. And I bought a bottle. I was going to buy a bottle of what I got here, which was a Nashville hot. But they didn't have any of that in the bottle. So I just got the regular hot sauce. The Nashville hot's pretty good. It's got a medium to moderately kind of a moderately hot flavor. And there's a, there we go, there's a little smoky. There's a little smoky undertone to the Nashville hot. Get the hot and then you get the smokiness right after that. Yeah, I generally like Frank's hot sauce, myself. The best of hot sauce. I got like anything crazy hot, right? I like Frank's. I like Louisiana's best. Louisiana's best is good. Trappies, Trappies Red Devil's good. Never heard trappies. Yeah, there's an image of a Red Devil with a pitchfork on the label. Trappies. Louisiana one's good, that's what I got. Yeah, Louisiana's best is the one, the crystal hot sauce. And it's only like a dollar for the bottle. Yeah, I find that at the Dollar Tree, to be honest with you. Oh yeah, all right. Louisiana's finest, I think it's called Finest. Louisiana's finest. Yeah, it's only a dollar. There's the crook. There's the Charlotte and Joel. But you didn't watch him today? No. What, what? Watch Joel, what's the? I've seen him before. He's a chump. I've watched him before. Let me tell you something. Who actually watches Joel Musty on this channel? Really, I don't. James, that sounds perfect. You've been practicing. Well, the last time, both the major hurricane that went through Houston, that went through Houston, Joel Osteen is in that area. And I don't know, he basically got pressured. He basically got pressured into trying to do some good deeds for people that needed it. He didn't really want to open up to people that needed it. He didn't want to open his cathedral up for his, well, it's like an indoor arena for the homeless. Well, the other thing was that he finally did after he got pressured from not doing it. But then I think he was taking in donations or food or monetary donations. And he was supposed to be helping to disperse that within the community that needed it. And I don't think he ever actually did a lot of dispersing of the donations that he got. Oh, they also are now putting it in the walls of his house, man. Oh yeah, a maintenance person accidentally stumbled upon $650,000 in cash in one of his walls. What an asshole that guy is. Stumbled upon it. Screwed him. That is the one and only Joel Osteen's house. How does any man of religion get that kind of lifestyle? I don't know, it kind of has the same question about the bakers, man. This is in Houston, Texas? That's right. Do unto others as you want done to you, whatever that statement is. How about Joel Osteen's doing? No. He has a golden rule, right? A man of God that is hoarding the donations for himself, obviously. It's a golden rule. You double cross me out breaking kneecaps, right? It's a New Jersey rule. The New Jersey rule is do unto others and split. Oh, we need your mouth shut and don't rat on your friends. Yeah, no, yeah, don't squeal, don't rat. Look at this. Look at the size of you. I want to play a concert there. I know. I think Oswald Ford should definitely play a venue like that. I think this thing holds north of 10,000 and he does several services a day, so he's peddling. Now, when he does it, does he charge to go in there? It's all donation based, right? Now, this is where I think you would actually get, if you were to say, let's go into a grocery store today and stand outside and just ask a quick question, Joel Osteen, kind of yes or no type, very quick. And I would say about half the people would be like, yeah, he's a good guy. He's got good messages. Half the people like him and then the other half are kind of where we are like saying, this guy is raping the entire system, right? Half the people that go in there say that. No, I actually do think half the people believe that Joel Osteen is spreading a good message and he's a good person. And people who attend this, you're saying only half of them? No, no, no. I'm saying let's just go anywhere, go to a grocery store right now and just ask people their opinion. And I think, and that's what I think is rather interesting is because half the people say, well, good for him, right? I mean, if he's this successful, that must mean he's preaching a good word of the gospel, right? Have you ever listened to one of his... I have, like on the radio? It's a good message. It's a great message. I don't know what he's doing with the money. He pulls you in, right? Because he almost has this, I'm talking to you, pitch, right? And it makes it seem very intimate, right? Yeah, he's good. He's good at what he does for sure. He's very good. Yeah, he's kind of charismatic, yeah. It's the same thing as that. What's the guy's name? Pat Robertson from the 700 book? Yeah, but that guy's getting really old, so he's not as popular. Yeah, but this is just people, Pat Robertson. That's a different story though, man. That guy's a legit whack job. Some of the things he says is like, why the hell would you even say that out loud? Because he's from the generation where nobody gave a fine-grat-ass about insensitivity, I guess? Or you are in more really political correctness. Yeah, we need more of that. We need less political correctness. He isn't so correct. Pat Robertson, yeah? Let's put Pat Robertson up there, Jason. All right, let me find him here. He is 91 years old. Actually, can you look up his house? He's still going? Yeah. He's worth 100 million bucks just for all these smokes. He would just whack you. See if you can find what his house looks like. All right, let me see if I can find it. His house? Oh, boy. Wow, he's got a nice house too. Yeah. Eric found it? Let me stop sharing. Yeah, I'm in the Bakers, the Chimney Swaggers and whatnot. Yeah. Chimney Swaggers, he used to say, lust is terrible sin, lust in your... In the meanwhile, he was picking up hookers on the highway. Oh, Robert. So terrible sin, I have seen. And then Orla Roberts had a prayer tower. He had a so-called prayer tower. He says, I need to get 50 million in donations, otherwise God is going to take me. Can you believe that? Yeah, well, you're a good hit. I don't have to make a donation, so we're all good. Now, I want to ask Jason, is that the saline solution that people with contact lenses use? Is that like crocodile tears? You know, I would like to get an acting. I've never done it, but it kind of has spoken to some friends that have been actors and they say that the best way to cry and to make it authentic is to think of an event or someone that you love that you miss, right? So let's just say, for example, you're close with your grandmother and she passed away. You think of a memory that is special to you and then you start to think about how much you miss her and then that is what will create very lifelike crying and tears and so on, right? That's what good method actors are doing. I have a better idea. What about something else while they're thinking about cutting an onion? What about using an onion? Correct, right? So you can imagine, let's say he's there and they're like misting like onion botanicals into his eyes to make him start to cry too. They just rub the juices right underneath the eye. Actually, I did want to bring this up and I'm glad that I remembered. I was listening too and we'll get to Pat Rotten. Let me see if I can find it here while I am. Pat Rotten, you look like an old geezer now. How is this it? Oh, the university, yes. He's at a university that's got 10,000 students. So we should look at the university? Yeah, but at least if people graduate, he doesn't have a cardboard cutout like Donald Trump University had, you know, the cardboard cutout. That was a little odd. Maybe he does. People were taking photos with a cardboard cutout. Is this it? Is this his house? It's hard to tell. I mean, maybe this is it. All right, Robertson, let me see. Oh, he's wealthy too. That's the one I see. I don't know. It's hard to see that. It's very small. Franklin Graham, I think is loaded with loot. That's Pat Robertson. Yeah, I mean, it's big, but it's not like Joe Osteen. You know, he's got like 20 chimneys, right? You need a cord of wood delivered every time you want to have a fire in your house because you got so many chimneys to light. I think Joe Osteen's place is much bigger than the South Fork Ranch in the Dallas show. Oh, yeah. Yeah, we're doing trotting. What does that mean? Pat Robertson is so batshit crazy. He once said many people with Adolf Hitler were satanists. Many of them were homosexuals. The two things seem to go together. Holy crap, Pat Robertson. Hey, it's back. I'm going to block that motherfucker. The Russian bot is back. The spam from Russia is not healthy for you. No, I'm sure Putin is sending it ever since the tension. He's watching the show, right? Yeah, he could join it. You know who I want to join us to is the son of Fidel Castro. What's his name? Raul, that's a brother. Raul Castro? That's a brother. How does Fidel have sons? Yeah, he has kids. His son took over. Yeah, he's welcome to come on show. His brother took over for a while. I don't know if he still is. His brother was Raul. His son's name is Infidel Castro. Infidel Castro or Julian Assange or WikiLeaks can come on too. He's locked in a basement in London. You can't join anything. He's in a basement, man. I hope he's got a dehumidifier. He's locked in a basement, man. That guy's locking up. You say that, right? He puts an emotion on the skin. Before he gets hosed. Well, I'm tired. Would you ask me? I ask me. Where did my brain cells go? Oh, no. James, that is my goodness. I don't have anything. I think I sent you a clip and that's what caused you to get to Kazoo and then you've been practicing. That sounds very good. There's Jason's daughter. Hello. Hello there. She's like, is somebody farting? He said that. Flatulence? That's not farting. Good luck, Bob. We'll be farting here so fast. People like us say flatulence. Anyway, it is about time for our new Pride and Joy. Oh, no. Sorry, Michael. Is he on? Is he here? Is he watching? It doesn't matter. This is a recorded show. Ronnie's S is going to be very amused by what we're going to do. Take it away, brother. I'm excited. This is called the spinning wheel of topic. Who's this guy? What's your mode figure? I mean, I give you one guess. Is that evangelical preacher guy? No. His cousin. He's from San Francisco. He's the guy who hates beer now, right? Yes. Okay. Now, how this works, Ronnie, is he spins the wheel and then it stops at a topic and then wherever it stops, that's what we discuss. Okay. Before we spin, I think it's fair to, we've kind of loaded this thing up, but BC, Ronnie, Eric, James, if there's anything else we should add here? Well, it looks pretty loaded. Yeah. It even makes it a little bit full of beer in there, mate, throwing out a ball of beer. Boo sound talk and space program. Boo sound talk and space program at the same time. How about you, Ronnie? Anything to add? All right, well, I'm okay. Boo sound. Okay. I love to talk about air, I think, to keep us up. There's a lot of stuff there. Okay, James, you tell, you say the word, let me know when you want to spin here. Spin it with the music. Spin it, brother. Crank up the volume. Spin it, spin it, spin it, spin it, spin it, spin it. Do you have to pay him to use it like this, like that? No, yeah. It's a high idea. Oh, Russia, Ukraine. Well, Russia-Ukraine relations. Wow, this is like my goodness. James, take it away. What do you know? What's going on there? I mean, all I know is that Putin at his heart said on Ukraine for a long time because Ukraine was a very important part of the Soviet Union. But Ukrainians don't want to be part of him. And I think that this could escalate very quickly into World War III. Well, you know, people will say the same thing about us in North Korea, too, at one point. But then again, we've never had North Korea actually deploying troops to other countries either. So North Korea never sent troops to the border. What is that, the demilitarized zone? GMZ, yeah. And they have, well, they have guards that are over there. And one time, one time they got, one time North Korea got pissed off because there was some tree that was growing in the middle of that damn thing. And nobody could agree whose tree it was. Nobody needs to cut it down. Seriously. But the thing with the Russian and the Ukraine relations, I think, is that it feels like Vladimir Putin still pretty pissed about how Cold War kind of did its thing. And he still feels like the Ukraine is a part of, a bigger part of Russia, and that he probably would like to have that land back. Right? Yeah. But then again, from what I'm hearing, a lot of that has to do with the power or oil fields that they've got in the UK. So I think it's a power grab for a leg of the better way to describe it. You're absolutely right, BC. That country is extremely rich in natural resources, right? Anybody here think it might be a bit of American warm-up? Yeah. Back at it. You know, they got out of Afghanistan. Now they got to get right back into it. Yeah. The military industrial complex, profiteering. Now, I don't see the end of the Cold War, which is about 30 years. Russia has invaded no country, while the United States has invaded about 50 or so. 50? Can you name all 50? I can't. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. Why does, like me and Ronnie discussed many times in the past, why does the United States need military bases in the several hundreds all over the world? You know, it's nice to be friendly to other countries, because if you're having these bases around the world, they might ask for your help for, like, say, a hostage situation, or like what you're getting in was the Ukraine. And hey, we need some time. The Ukraine isn't asking for the US. It's a good thing to have an American base say, okay, we got you, man. So it's good that we have a foreign country, because you never know when you're going to need their help at some point in the future. For whatever reason, I agree with that. Yeah. Jason, did you eliminate that drop down to the right of the wheel? This one here? Yeah. You close the drop down? Or I can't. Oh, all right. Leave it then. Yeah, leave it. You can go full screen there. I don't know if that would do that. No, I did. I did. I don't know. Jason's got a button that says full screen right there. Nope. I guess that didn't. Yeah, there you go. Jason's got, okay. Okay, that's actually better. So that way you cannot see the list. There you go. Yeah, that's good. Is this better? This is better, right? Yeah, absolutely. But yeah, I don't think, I don't know. I don't know what to think about. It seems like it's been a whole two months plus up. They're going to do something. They're going to do it. They were supposed to be like three times. All right, all right, all right, all right, all right. Russia, I don't know. This human invasion is like supposed to happen like three times. Eve, I'll believe it when I see it, I guess, right? Yeah, all right. Time to spin that wheel. A mythicality to women, that's all you're saying. With full screen. Ready? It's like that, hey, we're going to show you that song by Yakki K. Spin that wheel. Maybe one of the wheel landing should be. Air train. Oh no, no, no. Oh, come on, you have a bow. You gotta play a song, James. You gotta play a song. Let me see if I can copy that October first polka. Very interesting. All right. It makes me want to watch the Century Fox movie now. Okay. My little one came by. She's like, is he farting again? No farting allowed. Oh, James, I gotta tell you that kazoo, that's great, man. Hey, this is the modern day man show, man. We can fart whatever we want. We can burp whatever we want. We do what we want. Okay, that's right. That's the modern day man show. What now? What is that about, what is that about? On alcoholic beers, that's not Mike. You guys can take over that. So what this is in honor of Mike, right? Oh yeah, yes, in honor of Mike because he don't want to use his last name for some reason. So he, he told me he only wants us to use the word Mike. The drinker formerly known as Michael Hilton. The drinker formerly known, yeah. That now is the symbol of California. So what do you really think about non-alcoholic beer there, BC? Non-alcoholic, you know, I mean, I've always said, hey, you know, honest talk, I'm saying, hey, anybody that's out there that actually reviews non-alcoholic beer, hey, more power tool, man. Hey, I've always said it always pays to specialize. Okay, regardless if it's in, okay, don't give me wrong guys. If it seems like I put that in, you guys are blessed. Okay, like, Eric, I know you do a lot of craft beers that I don't do. Okay, I'm kind of all over the place. Okay, but you know what? You're doing you, hey, more power to you, man, for real. And you know, you want to do that? Hey, more power to you. I've got no complaints. It's like me doing, me being all over the place. And it's like, hey, it's one of the things where I like to be all over the place, reviewing that beer, this beer, I don't care if it's your regular beer, your craft beer, what have you. And you know what? I never gave much thought to non-alcoholic beers before probably with the last six months. And the only reason being this is there's only two people I know that review non-alcoholic beer. And that's Mike. Another one is Roy. He's over out now. He does the same thing, but that's more or less like the non-alcoholic beers out there in Europe. So, I mean, I'm sure there's other people that review non-alcoholic beers, but them are the only two that I know of. Pompey did a whole show on it one time. I think you joined. Yeah, on a Monday, multi-Monday. Ended the multi-Monday series. Well, Eric, I've seen you drink non-alcoholic like IPAs on this show. Yeah, I mean, I bought a six pack of the Athletic Brewing Company. They made a hazy IPA. And that was, again, specifically for that bumpy road channel YouTube show there. But I mean, I don't have any problem with non-alcoholic beers and stuff. I mean, if you need non-alcoholic beer, there's probably a big problem. But you're taking care of that stuff, right? And sometimes you want, I mean, sometimes you want beer and you don't want to have alcohol for whatever reason. You just want a refreshing beer, I guess. Non-alcoholic beer is for you. But some of that, some of the non-alcoholic, well, a lot of the non-alcoholic beers, to me, there's just a different flavor about them. They have like some weird caramel kind of grainy, sweet, off-putting kind of a flavor to them. But recently I've had the Heineken Zero. They're pushing that. That was actually really good. After you just take, I don't know. I probably could tell if it was side by side, but I think it would be very difficult to tell a standard Heineken Lager to the Heineken Zero. I think it would be very hard to tell. Some of them are done really well. Some of them, eh, I'd rather just drink like a lime seltzer water. And that's without any alcohol. And I'd rather do that sometime. Yeah. I think with non-alcoholic beer is like, what's the point, unless you really enjoy the taste of beer? Yeah. Which I don't. I mean, I drink beer because it gives you a buzz. I don't really drink it for the taste. Even though sometimes you drink good tasting beer. I kind of see what you're saying there, Ronnie. I mean, it's, I enjoy it for the taste too, myself. But again, I enjoy the buzz, too, from the regular beers. I drink it like a 7.0 and up. Yeah, I get it. I mean, I totally get it from both sides, so. Some people, I think the reason why non-alcoholic beer I think became a thing was for like alcoholics, anonymous type things where people just wanted to have the taste of the beer that they used to drink. And I think that's really how it caught on history. Yeah. I don't know. But you know, on a side note, some strip clubs only serve non-alcoholic beers. And the reason being is, you know how alcoholics get hurt. Okay. People that drink a lot get in the pieces. And it's just safe to serve non-alcoholic. Yeah, but then at that point, why not just sell, you know, sodas or whatever? Why even sell the non-alcoholic beer? Yeah. But it's going to give people the taste of the beer without having the side of face of being drunk and horny at the same time. Drunk and horny. That's the name of the program next week? Drunk and horny? Or there you should put it on the wheel. It's on the wheel. That would be a shoot and a shit. Oh yeah, put that down. Yeah, drunk and horny. You're right. That'll be a good thing to add. Okay, we're back. Maybe I'll just add something. When I was a kid, I used to go fishing a lot with my dad and my grandmother. And she's from Minnesota and she didn't want to drink beer. She didn't want to get drunk, so to speak. But she always liked to have a beer when she was fishing. So she would always drink like a sharp, I think is the name of it, a sharp sir. Oh yeah, from Miller. Yeah, and I'm like, you know, what is that? She's like, well, it's non-alcoholic beer, but it's kind of like I just need a beer when I'm fishing. Kind of one of those, you know, Don't get it. And that's the only time she ever had it, was when she was out fishing. It's kind of interesting, you know. I guess it's a thing. Yep. Oh, dual. Yeah, that has that weird off-flavor to it. Beer, batter, fish, that. Yeah, you could use it for that, I guess. Don't even get me started on sorghum beer. How do you use sorghum? I heard that it's popular in Africa as a grain. It's a drought-resistant South African grain sorghum. You want to try sorghum beer, go buy Red Bridge, buy A&R's or Bush, but I wouldn't recommend you spending your money on that. So who's this guy on the wheel now? Same guy. That computer image of... Yeah, he was in a Pixar film a couple years ago. It looks like Woody from Toy Story. It was called Horror Story 3. No, I don't know. Hey, Horror Story 3? Horror Story 3. W-H-O-R-E. Oh, they make a sorghum? Red Stripe, the Jamaican... I think that was just a question. I don't know what that's made out of. I don't think it's sorghum. Sorghum's got its own unique taste. It's a grain. Ever taste. Like millet, you can make beer out of millet, too. They use the cassava. Cassava, sorry. Spin the wheel. Yeah, cassava are also called yucca by the Spanish. Yes, yucca is very good. Cacao. Okay, James, ready? Ready. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, back and forth to answer to your question. What's on there? The worst restaurant that you've ever been to? I've been to, well, the worst restaurant. I really, I haven't... I've been to Stingy-ass restaurants. Like I went in a 19 in the early... No, and yeah, in the 1980s, late 1980s, I went to a restaurant called Peter's Whale, which was owned by a Greek, you know, and they tend to be real Stingy crooks, you know. And everybody's not American of Stingy. I ordered... No, Americans of Stingy, too. I ordered... Well, we're a Stingy, but we're not Stingy, it's for people, man. I ordered soft shell crab, fried soft shell crab platter, and what I got instead of the usual three jumbo soft shell crabs for the price they were charging. I had two little itty-bitty ones, but that was years ago. The guy's probably dead, you know. Maybe his son took over. Maybe his son took over. Chick-fil-thick, thick, wet message. Oh, the chicken with malachi. Chicken and vaginal secretions. Clams were rubber. Yeah, because they all were cooked. You never go thick and wet. You never deep-fried shellfish more than one minute at this time. Well, thick and wet. That's a different story. That's a different topic of discussion, but I don't think that applies here. Yes. You could have thought that's under the sexuality one. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So this is a... Yeah, it's two different things, yeah. James said his least favorite is worst restaurant ever. Does anybody else have an answer to that question? I don't have a question. As far as restaurants go, no. But there is the least favorite strip club that I've been to one time. Let's hear it. Let's hear it. I refuse to eat at the hitching post strip club in Paterson because the tables were like a little below the stage. And I don't want any freaking pubic hairs going in my food. Oh, come on. I never ate no shakeout and it came out with pubes in your teeth. Yeah. In my throat, I had it. I was gagging. Yeah. Okay. What's the last sound you hear before pubic hair hits the floor? Legs and eggs, that's hilarious. Legs and eggs, but the problem is the girls should be buzzing it. Now they sell those little body buzzers now. Rechargeable personal hygiene buzzers. Little electric trimmers, you know, and you charge them up. Handscape. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, like a manscape, but you know, they make it look good. Yeah, it's the same. I don't have to be honest. Do you guys have a cheesecake factory anywhere near you? Yeah. Worst restaurant for me? Worst restaurant is Cheesecake Factory. That's terrible. That meant it's like a thousand pages and nothing is good on it. It's just all of that. Yeah. Yeah, but get back to that strip club, man. You know how bad this is for a boy? I'll tell you this right now. You're getting exclusive, man. I haven't talked about this place in 20 years. It's that bad. Me and two of my colleagues went out to this one place called Henry H. No, I am not promoting you. Say your name. I'm not promoting this place. No, but this is that bad. I'll tell you this. They would have strippers out there that would be your average fare, like looking woman. And you went for a lap dance. What do they do? They take you in a back room. They call it a VIP room. It's a storage class with a folding chair, and they start rubbing their ass like a dog. It's like, how am I supposed to get turned on by this, man? I'm trying to spin the wheel. Yeah, it's like, I don't get it, man. It was like, that was the first and last time I've ever been to this place called Henry Lane. And it was like, anybody else? Should I go to this place? No. Go over to Deja Vu or Subis or something. Because you're getting your monies there, man, because there are a lot of class here that Henry Lane spent. I'll tell you that right now. All right. So if you ever come up to Michigan and you want to go to a strip club, let me know. I'll put you in the right direction on these strip clubs, man, for real. The more you know, let's spin their wheel. Going once, going twice. Hold on. I'm sending Eric a private. All right. Speaking of one more, speaking of Jack in the Box, right? That's another place. That's another place whose menu I think is too big for them to succeed at anything. Right? Are they still around? They are, and they're open like 24 hours, right? So it's popular if you're like, man, I'm hungry. But the bar that I was at stops here from food. So you stop there on the way home. And I agree. The night staff, yeah. I mean, who knows what they're doing behind the scenes back there, right? And I remember ordering like it was what the day staff is doing. Well, that's true. You know what? I think, you know, I think they have inmate employees. Because when I was a kid, the only inmate employee is the only when I was a kid, the only commercial for Jack in the Box was this little black kid. They used to call Rodney Allen Rippy. What? And he used to do the commercial for that. So that's probably why they got the, yeah. Jason was thinking of putting the that image in the middle. That's why I, yeah. I don't have a full image of that thing anymore. No, no, no. The thing with the, you know, with the hair sticking up, set it to be a message. Oh, I don't have that photo. You used to use it as your screen saver. Well, yeah. Yeah. You can set it up as an avatar, but that doesn't mean I have it on my computer anymore. Oh, well, so I can. All right, go ahead and go back. No, I actually got rid of that. As an avatar. I don't even own that one. Oh, go back to the real one. You want to go back to the real one? Okay. Yeah. Because even Rodney says that the real one looks better. Yeah, keep it real. Yeah. Jack in the box is terrible. I didn't know you're still around. Yeah, we don't have none up here in Michigan. You have any over there in Jersey? I don't have any around here. No. No, they don't have any. You guys got white castles. We don't have. We don't have golden corrals and we would see the advertisement for golden corral here. Yeah, we've got one out here. Oh, really? It's a golden corral. It's Ambo's. Ambo's. Oh, you see what I mean? From Sambo's to Jack in the Box and the staff being from that. So from that. Yeah, I don't like Sambo's, man. I don't. I really never did like Sambo's. Well, there he is. He's the man. Anymore? Well, the head, whatever. The head is funnier, in my opinion. I like this one. This one's okay. All right. It's a different one. What's Sambo's? Bronx? You want to do? No. No, we have white castles in my area. There, James, you want to do one spin with this one. And then we'll go back to the original one. At least one. At least one spin, right? All right, go ahead. All right. But before we move on, you're right, Nina. Jack in the Box. I think there was an E. Coli outbreak here in Washington State about 20 years ago. People died. And that chain, Jack in the Box, almost went under. Because, I mean, could you imagine going back there? How did the E. Coli break out in 2008? Do you remember that? I do remember that. And it was from the cheesy potatoes that had the chives on them. And when they opened back up, they stopped including it with the chives. Terrible. Okay. Last call on Worst Restaurant? No, we'll do it. Okay. Worst Strip Club, Worst Restaurant? Worst Strip Club, or Bar, or... Oh, oh, by the way, Arby's. You know, we have the meats. Well, let me show that. Can we show that on your channel? Or is that a little too... A little risk-ad. If any of you sent me, is that a little too much? Oh, Webbit, are you talking about the video that was sent on the messenger? Yes. Yeah, okay. It might be a little bit too much. Yeah, it might be a little bit too much, yeah. Yeah, don't put any porn out there. Yeah, don't want James to get banned from YouTube. Yeah, I don't want to get banned. I don't want to deal with that. All right. Now, what was I going to say? Oh, Arby's, we have the meats. If you order, I ordered a roast beef sandwich. Think it on, I was going to get like the old Roy Rogers, like real sliced, like bottom-round roast beef. Cooked in a convection oven, but let me tell you, it was like steak them. It was like, it was like, you know, the compressed, you know, like chicken roll or turkey roll. James, it's fast food. What do you expect? Yeah, well, I'm talking about Arby's. You know, I can tell you a little something, something about that. What do you think? The other one was fast food. Roy Rogers was fast food. I don't know. I never went there either. You know, who was that? John McClain was fine, the Roy Rogers. Yeah. If you know who John McClain is, I've heard of him. Who is he? I've heard of the name. John McClain, isn't that a diehard guy, right? Yeah, yeah, Bruce Willis character. Yeah, he liked Roy Rogers because of the sequined shirts. If you capture me, mother. Oh, never mind. I can't say all of them. The original daughter is fat. She has red hair, but she's fat now. You don't look like Wendy's. You don't look like the Wendy's with the pigtail up on a sign. Yeah, but that was talking to what she was a kid though. Probably, yeah. Okay, James, you ready? Yeah. I like the volume that you raise the volume on the music. I like that. Like a Polish song. Yeah, I think it's good for all that already happened though, but yeah. You could talk about it though. The lions did a lot. I actually liked that half of them showed myself. Well, sports is funny. For instance, Green Bay got screwed by the stupid punter punting when he shouldn't have, right? Was that the game that San Francisco blocked the punter? So sports is a funny thing. You know, anything could happen on any given day. Watch the game, James. Any highlights, any favorite commercials maybe? Well, yes, I will mention that. First of all, the halftime show sucked. Okay. Yeah, and they kept on showing Jay Lowe and Affleck. The Affleck duck. Affleck. Yeah, Affleck, Ben Affleck. She was promoting something. That's why she was there. They kept breaking to LeBron James. He was in the crowd. Like, who cares? Yeah, it was too ghetto for me, the halftime show. I mean, this is where it was. This was outside of Los Angeles. They were at their home stadium, for God's sake. So of course, all the celebrities are going to come out because everybody in this country is so drawn to gossip TV. Like, you've got to know exactly what every celebrity is doing at every waking moment of their life. Hashtag Free Brittney, right? Hashtag from TMZ, yeah. I thought the game itself was very well played. I can't remember in recent times where the game had been quite that competitive the whole way through. So I thought it was a good product of what came out of the Super Bowl there. And I would have liked to see Mr. Joe Burrow winning a Super Bowl fight. Go get some more opportunities, I think. Hey, Champierre. Hey, Champierre. Hey, Champierre, what's up, brother? What's good, guys? How y'all doing? There he is. Oh, wow, it's Champierre. What's going on, Champierre? Doing all right, brother man. Doing good. Doing good. Hope y'all enjoying your Sunday. I know it was no football, but we'll believe me. September will be here before we know it, so. Yeah, true. But then again, we can talk about football until then, though. So, hey, what's on the menu? We're doing the spinning wheel of topics. Yeah, go back to the single head. It's more comical, Jason. Yeah, yeah, it's more comical. Then again, going on about the Super Bowl, man, I'm glad to see Matt Stafford. He was from the Detroit Lions. He went to the Rams and he finally got himself a Super Bowl ring, finally. Because I hate to say it, but he was never going to get a Super Bowl right here. And how does that even sit with people that are fans of the Detroit Lions? They should be happy. I'm saying from the standpoint of looking at the Lions, you should be pissed because maybe. We hit on that one team for 10 years, and they've never made it. You can put it together with him on your team, and you're not doing enough as a Detroit Lions to put a competitive product. I think it's more the organization than anything. That's the organization. They're not putting a lack of a better way of saying faith in the team to get more members to be an outstanding team that go to the Super Bowl. I mean, our biggest asset was Matthew Stafford when we had him. And it was like, dude, I mean, he goes to another team and he has all this coverage and whatnot with the LA Rams, and he finally gets the Super Bowl ring. And it's like, God, who was that? He was on the Tigers. He was a, I want to say, a pitcher, but he went down to the, God, who was that? Verlander. Yeah, Verlander, yes. And he goes down to Texas and wins himself a well, you know, the baseball equivalent to the series. It was like, come on, man. The World Series. Oh my God. Okay. Yeah. Well, now what are the Washington teams called the commanders now? Yeah, they couldn't think of anything else. It would have been awesome if we would have came up with the Washington Warriors. Yeah, that's what I mentioned, the Washington Warriors, because you got two Ws, right? No, the Warriors or the Americans, you know, would have been, you know. But they should have brought back the Senators. I don't know. Again, that's another organization that has a lot of issues, you know, on its plate, especially with the sexual harassment stuff going on. Yeah. Yeah. The fighter, I mean, he's just, just the most popular sport. And he has not put a winning team. I mean, I mean, they've looked, they've made, they've made the playoffs a few times, but that division is so bad. I mean, once on the NFC East was probably the most feared division in football back in the day. But now it's like, you know. Well, what about the Washington insurrectionists? Hey. Oh, no. Oh, no, no, no, no. You know, you're right, John Pierre. Like the last couple of years, the team that went to the playoffs from the NFC East had a losing record. Yeah. And the Cowboys won the division this year, with a winning record. But the poor took clock management. Coach McCarthy. The poor clock management. Poor, yeah. Coach McCarthy, poor clock management and anything. So that led to their, led to that. Yeah. But the division was just, yeah. Oh, and you live in Georgia now too, John Pierre. So he, he went to the University of Georgia. He's a bulldog. Matthew Stafford. Right. He did. And like I said, I'm happy for him. And I think Detroit fans, majority were happy for Matt Stafford. Look, they went to the playoffs. That's right. They did. You know, three times, you know, even though they lost in the first round in the wild card, wild card rounds when he was, when he was playing there, he had some good coaches. I know Jim Caldwell was a really good coach. Unfortunately, like I said, it's just the few remaining years, just Detroit just never had a good product. All I'm saying, all I'm saying is Detroit fans should be pissed because it took getting him off of there. It took him going to another team until he could win. I think they're more pissed at the organization, Eric, than, than, than, than Matt Stafford. I think they're more pissed at the organization. Yeah. You know, just, just, just the stuff that just, you know, they put around them. Once Calvin Johnson left, Georgia Tech grad, once he left, you know, you know, they really didn't have much success after that. I mean, yeah, like I said, it's just, you know, Jim Schwartz was okay. He was a coach, you know, and, you know, Jim Caldwell, of course, you know, but, you know, it's just, hey, what have you done for me lately in Detroit? And so, I mean, and like I said, I think the majority of the fans are happy for him and more pissed at the, at the organization. Yep. So, yeah, we've got some questions in the audience there. I don't care. Spin the wheel. Let's go. Okay. Before I do this, though, before I do this, right, there was a Super Bowl commercial, which I thought was funny. It portrayed Arnold Schwarzenegger as Zeus. Yeah. And Salma Hayek as his mistress or whatever. And he was like electrifying. It was a BMW all-electric SUV commercial. Well, you know what commercial I like is the, the, that midnight blue or cobalt blue, Chevy Silverado electric. They're driving in New Jersey. Yeah. They're playing a soprano song, the, the new Chevy Silverado electric pickup truck. James, do you know what that starts at? The price? It's like 120 grand. Holy crap. Man, why are they marketing them after the modern America? That is so expensive. You know what, let's get, let's, I'm glad you mentioned that because that, the electric vehicles that are being mass produced now by many companies. This is another version of corporate American price gouging and greed. This is a perfect example. Every time something new comes out, after price gouging, it's despicable. And they are inductees into the chiseless hall of shame. I mean, if they're that mass produced, then once you think that would drive down the cost of this new electric truck. Well, when, when, when SUVs became the craze, they were, they were very high priced, relatively, you know, I mean, not a hundred thousand, but they were, they were high priced. Well, we'll try to get a Honda pilot. Those are like 32 grand or something. It's, it's, it's insane. I mean, yeah, by the time you save the money and the gas, hey, I don't have to spend 200 bucks in gas, but now the thing costs a hundred grand. That's right. My friend, my friend, our Ironman Vinnie Blake who's a, who is a golf fanatic, he was going to put, he used to work with me when I used to, I used to cut the fish, work with seafood back in the day. So anyway, he, I trained him. So he, he was going to put solar panels on his roof until the town of Richfield Park, New Jersey, told me that the property taxes were going to be high. He put solar panels on his roof. Screw you. I'm not put, forget about it. I'm not putting solar panels on my roof. You know, he's got the wood, he's got the, he bought the house which came with a broken in wood burning stove. And he's been using it ever since and, and it heats up his house great. And he's, you know, yeah. But there's a, I get there's pros and cons to that sort of thing. But one of the pros to that is, is I've got to say, is that if you do it right, you can get that house down to what they call a zero house. Okay. Upsalking zero. You know, Z-E-R-O is zero house. That's where you live. If you live in, if you live in, in the Sunbelt area. Yeah, but a lot of times, I mean, you get up solar panels and you could have it one your entire house. And all you need is, I forget what they call it, but it's one of them tanks where they fill it up with solar panels. Will not relieve congestion. Through solar panels, are they difficult to install? I know down mostly, when I was down in Mexico, actually, excuse me, I was around parks around down there. There were a lot of solar panels that I saw, leaving off the cruise ships, walking through the area, going down to the middle of town. And a lot of solar panels, people trying to do their own power thing, you know, whether they're home or, you know, whatnot. And I mean, I know, particularly in the Caribbean, particularly some of the West Indian nations, they have a lot of solar panels down there. Well, I'm glad you mentioned that, Champere, because I read an article about, this is the norm on the island of Bermuda. They have, on the roof, they have these little stone steps where every time it rains, it collects the rainwater, which goes into a tank that is a part of the home. That's in Barbados, right, James? Maybe Barbados, I don't know, it was in Bermuda, but maybe Barbados does it too. They're like little white, like almost like, I don't know if they're limestone or what, but they're little white stone steps for the purpose of collecting rainwater, which will, which goes into a tank. And I got to want to go back to my house, yeah, yeah, yeah. Of course, if you live in the tropics or in the desert area or in Sunbelt, you know, the solar panels are more efficient because of the sun's rays are more vertical to the planet Earth. Well, then again, up here in Michigan, we, like here now, I mean, we're getting a bunch of clear skies and we got snow, so you're getting all kinds of sunlight for the solar panels to hit, and it's working out great. I mean, like I was trying to say, you get the solar panel energy and then you get the tanks that are propane that set out your house, and, you know, they come out maybe once a month, fill up that tank for, you know, your furnace, your stove, the cook-on. That's if you got a gas stove, and, you know, you really ain't got to worry about much. I mean, the only thing that you really got to worry about is the propane that they bring out every month. Everything else is dependent on the solar panel, and you're good. I mean, you're not paying nothing for nothing. So you're literally almost saving money with the exception of the propane gas. So, I mean, depending on where you live, you might not need that propane gas. Like, if we're living, like, okay, for me, I'm just outside of Detroit. So I could use a gas line where I'm getting it from. So that might be the only expense, other than maybe city tanks or land tanks. So, I mean, you're actually saving more money doing it that way than you would any other way. Yeah, you know, I was watching Mountain Men one time, and it was in North Carolina, I guess it was in the western part of the state, in the mountains, yeah. And they had a little portable, they devised a hydroelectric system on a brook that was constantly moving. It was constantly in motion, and they generated quite a bit of electricity for that cabin. So, I mean, there's a lot of things that could be done. That was impressive. Yeah, and if you get enough energy, you could sell that to the electric company in your state, whatever that company is. So you're getting paid for anything extra off of that electricity off of the solar panel. Well, I'd rather be at a zero level with my utilities before I think about the greedy power company. Now, in the city I was born, Patterson, New Jersey, there is a national park by the falls. Really, it's the second highest falls, second to Niagara Falls. Now, there's an old hydroelectric plant that was closed down way back in the day. Now, with all the talk about the green movement, green new deal, whatever you want to call it, how come they haven't opened up that hydroelectric plant or whatever? Could you imagine how much electricity, a very high, huge, water flow can generate for the region, for the city of Patterson and beyond? I mean, well, yeah, nobody, but I think it must come down to who wants that development and who wants all that land taken down and the beautification of their natural environment destroyed or whatever. I think the old saying in politics is just nimme, not in my backyard. Everybody wants this, right? Probably a lot of people are in a grieve that this would be a great thing, but nobody wants it anywhere near them. Exactly. Is this on the sexuality topic? Hell no. No, yeah, but Eric, the hydroelectric plant is already there. It's just a back in the day brick building, but it's there and it was once used, but not now. You know what I mean? It's not like they have to build an ISOR. So then what's the problem? Nobody can decide how to financially run this thing or something? I don't know. I mean, look at the rewards of having such an enormous high waterfall that is constantly with high force coming down 24-7. I mean, the electricity that this will produce will significantly or should lower the residence electric bill unless PSE and G power companies collect all of it and just keep on selling it to the public. If it's a national park, it shouldn't be privatized. That's what I'm saying. We do need energy independence. I know with windmill and solar panels and water, different things. Yeah, like I said, for most of us who live here in the southeast, obviously, I've lived in a house that's pretty much energy efficient. Heat and everything's all run by electric. So, but even that can really hit the wallet pretty tough. And, but I'm a firm believer of renewable energy because I think we're slowly moving ourselves from coal away from coal. I know it's still used, but there are a lot of sources that, let me just say this, I'm a capitalist. I believe in straight up, hey, more bang the buck. I'm all good for that. But we have to do it ways that are more smart, efficient, and cleaner that is not affecting our environment. I'm not one of those way, way, way, PTs, environmentalists, yahoos. But I think that we ways that we can do it in a beneficial way that everyone profits and benefits. And say some cash, but you know, hey. Well, to move away from fossil fuels is a big step. Yeah, but then again, we're going to have to move away from fossil fuels at some point. I mean, it's not going to be there forever. So, I mean, that's why companies are doing like the windmills, solar panels, electric cars, so on and so forth. So, I mean, they understand this. I mean, we get it too, but the company's got to make a decision because they know as much as we do, fossil fuels are the way of the future, as it was 50, 60 years ago. You know, now we're getting to the point where you've gotten electric cars and so on and so forth. Oh, I've even seen some cars that were on compressed air. And so, I mean, they're trying to look at every angle for that. You know what I mean? So my niece, my niece's truck, she has to put nitrogen in her tires, you know, put air in her tire. She has an Xfinity hatchback. Actually, it belonged to her mom. Her mom gave it to her when she started school. And, you know, I think it was a 2011, I believe it is, but, you know, she has to put, or 12, I believe the vehicle is, but, you know, she has to put nitrogen, you know, in the tires because, you know, and that's kind of how we're going. And I'm going to ask all of you on the panel, do any of you have an electric car, an electric fuel fuel system, electric and gas? Because my brother and his wife, my sister-in-law. I have an electric stove. They have to, you know, they were trying to plug in their car. They're plugging the car in a regular power outlet in the house. And I was going to say to myself, you know, that doesn't really get the car charged fully. It'd be best to kind of go to one of them, you know, whether it be Target or any of these stores, Whole Foods, where they got those charging stations to plug your car up and do whatever. You know, we've probably done a lot quicker, but I don't know. What about the outside outlet, the one that's on, usually on the bottom, bottom porch? Right. They don't have one. They don't have one there. But, you know, I don't think you can use standard, I don't think you can use standard power outlets for electric power. Right. You know, if they want a small amount of power in here, you need something stronger than that. You need to get one, you need to get one fixated under the side of your house that works for electric fuel. Right. And I think that they're going to try to end up doing that, is installing one of those things in their home. But right now, they just go to, like I said, Whole Foods or Sames Club, whatever, and they have to see a charging station and they plug up their vehicle. And they'll stay there for about 30 minutes or so, let them, you know, do it and while they go do something else and, you know, come right back and pick up their vehicle. Sean, are you familiar with Wawa? Yes, very familiar with Wawa. I used to go there quite a bit when I lived in Jersey and also in Virginia. I lived in Norfolk. So I would go to Wawa quite a bit and get some sandwiches, which were a lot. Right here by me has a whole, like parking lot of the charging stations for Teslas. It has like a Tesla sign. It's about 10 spaces right in front of the store. It's one of them. Let me see. I think it was a, what kind of car she got? It's like a BMW. It's a dual fuel gas and also you can also plug and charge your plug in and charge your car. You know, like a hybrid. Like a hot, exactly. Look at this. So, what are you drinking, John Pierre? Yes, I am drinking a simple hazy. From Sierra Nevada. And is that a stove pipe, six, 19 ounce can? Yes. Yes, it is. 67 ounce. 67 ounce. Yes. And pick this up at the QT service station. So I dropped my friend off. She was celebrating her birthday on Friday. She came into town Thursday and we hung out and took her to a couple of spots, you know, just get her, you know, for her birthday. She just turned 61. Very good friend of mine. Oh, fantastic. Real cool. Where's she from? She's from Maryland. So she flew up to like Baltimore? Yeah, she took the BMI, the BWI airport. There's two of them. Baltimore, Washington International. And there's Dulles, and of course, because like me, if I want to fly when I lived in Mobile, I had to choose between three airports. I was either go to Gulf Port Biloxi or build a Pensacola because Mobile was very expensive to fly out of. So I would go to one of those two airports, but then once Megabus got around or, you know, or Greyhound or whatever, I would take the bus from there to Atlanta and then take a direct flight from Atlanta to LaGuardia. Because LaGuardia was always the cheapest of the three. Yeah, it is. North and, you know, but my mom and my dad and my brothers paid it having to go to LaGuardia to come pick me up. It's not a good, no, it's a horrible airport and it's full of traffic over there. So, but it was always the cheapest of the three. But now I, you know, I've found some pretty good deals. And when I, because this past trip for Thanksgiving, I went home and me and my brother and his wife and the kids, you know, we drove, you know, from Georgia to, to Jersey. But, and more like, I'll probably go up there in April, more likely out of here, but I'm more like I will fly into Newark. And that is a very good airport. To go across the river, pay that $20 toll, go through the Lincoln tunnel. $20. $20. Yeah, I think, I think it's about like $20 right now, James, to go through the Lincoln tunnel and a GW. $20. Lincoln, I know the GW is up. I know the GW is high. I'm thinking it's $20. How bad are your roads over there? Holy hell. Hey, New Jersey, New York, hey, it's, it's, the poles are what they are, you know. We've got the air on the top. Well, in regards to parkways, Parkways very well maintained. The term pike, and if he, People be taking that toll every day. Yeah, would you have an easy pass? Yeah, got easy pass on it. Yeah. Oh, so it's only $20. It's only $15, right? And of course, mass transit, you know, you could just take the train or, you know, let's do the driving, you know. That's like $100 both ways back and forth to work. Yeah, it's crazy. That's another topic to do with mass transit, because the United States is, they have dinosaurs compared to some of these other countries, you know. New York metro area does have a good mass transit. I think one of the best in the world. Yeah, and, and, and land is starting to get better too. With the MARTA service and accessible to a lot of. Yeah, but it's nothing compared to, you know, but it's all within downtown, downtown. Compared to New York, New Jersey. No, no, without question, without question. New York and, you know, Chicago and, and Philly and DC, you know, obviously, you know, LA got their own little subway thing. But yeah, but it's nothing like New York tends to run it. But they pay a lot of taxes for the residents paper, all that stuff. Yeah, pretty much. Boston is a good rail system. Boston is a good mass transportation system, right? Eric, I mean, it's pretty good. Yeah, yeah. New Jersey needs light rail, high speed light rails. The, of course, the bullet train said China and Japan and Europe has, I think Amtrak got the first bullet train, local motive of that. It was an affiliate area. Joe Biden was outside unveiling it, so to speak, saying, you know, we finally cut the ribbon. Yeah, cut the ribbon. It was one of those high speed trains. And they're very smooth because my friend in China showed me a video of how fast they go, what it's like being inside, which is very modern and plush and comfortable. And at 200 miles an hour, you can put a wine glass on top of the table and it doesn't even vibrate. It doesn't even budge. But what do we have here? We have the old Amtrak dinosaurs. Yeah. They're talking about putting a high speed rail in here, Florida, between Tampa and Orlando. That'd be nice. Yeah, well, that would be pretty cool. But I think it takes a lot for them to actually pass it and then build it and everything. Yeah. What about connecting Jackson, well, Amtrak? That would be Amtrak, right? Jackson built some. Yeah, there is from Miami up to Orlando. There's already an Amtrak going that way. All right, Jane, should we go? Spin the wheel? Spin the wheel, yeah. Spin it, man. Spin the wheel again. Oh, he's gone. Don't get me started on this topic, please. Yeah, well, I always admire, I think, the system they have in Scandinavia is the most perfect system ever developed. I mean, that's a whole talk show unto itself. I think the rich people, not the middle class, the rich should have the tax burden on their shoulders to pay for everything and the middle class, you get all the tax breaks. But that's just my take on it. I think it's the closest thing to God's economics. So we're supposed to tell people what to do with their own goddamn money. Is that right? Yeah. No, we. Wow, the government. The more money you make, the more taxes you pay. It's a progressive tax system. I hope everybody gets a raise because then that's a raise and everything I have to say. I've got one, but I know I'm going to be paying a lot in taxes. So, you know. Yeah, that system's messed the F up right there. I think that's more messed up than I think what John just said is more messed up than the fact that because somebody made their way in society, that means that, oh, I unfortunately have to pay more because somebody below me needs my money. What the hell is wrong with that? Is that just kind of sad? You do a lot of work to get to where you are. And then it's like, oh, you have to give it to other people. Oh, what? I'm not saying I'm not saying be a cold-hearted bastard here, but like seriously, well, you know, you know that the tax rate for the rich that Eisenhower had in place before eventually Donald Reagan changed it for a multi-billionaire, let's say Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk, that is, it still amounts to a tiny version of their annual income. I mean, it's not, I have no sympathy for them if they had to pay their fair share. I think at the middle class, the middle class, I have a lot of sympathy for them. Well, I've not watched their work part. Many of them is, I think, since the pandemic, I could be wrong though. I think since the pandemic, CEOs of companies, their salaries have gone up, I believe, 900 percent. Yeah, I mean, you're right. And everybody else's salaries may be another 12. That's it. You're 100 percent right because of all these target bailout schemes that the government has put in place. What the hell is that? Yeah, Enron. Or they asked for a fucking bailout. What'd they do with the bailout money? Gave the CEOs bonuses. And that was it. I mean, look at the pandemic. Jeff Bezos, I mean, he made it killing because everybody was at home ordering on Amazon. John, I need this. I need that, you know. There's a reason why they call it the pandemic. Yeah. The CEOs of those companies made it like bandits. It's true. You know, look at the military industrial complex. Definitely can be trimmed quite a bit. Yeah, that's another topic. That's literally its own separate topic. Yeah. Yeah. You think these countries that are first world countries really need U.S. military bases maintained in their. What is that? Sokovia or what was that country? Oh, yeah, or what's that country? Russia's about to invade. You don't even know the name of the country, man. I don't care that Russia's invaded so many countries. It's hard to track what you're doing. I didn't track them at all. I was right. They're trying to gain back all those states that they lost after they fell apart in the early 90s. They also invaded Georgia. They're like, hey, this is what they're doing. So, I mean, I hate to go by the way I am, but that's just the several veterans right there. Yeah, it really is. I agree with that. I feel like I'm operating a switchboard like Mr. J. Terrio said. You just put everybody up at the same time. Yeah. I mean, even though the states that Russia's lost, Russia is still a big country. It still spans 11 times. And yeah, you know, it's just too much. That's all it is. Economically, it's a piece of garbage. Okay, it doesn't do anything. Who's going to try to flex his muscle to the world? That country that they're after is oil. That's all they're after is the oil. That's what they're after. They've got a lot of oil, man. Russia supplies 40% of Europe's oil. That's why Europe doesn't want to go along with the U.S.'s cockamamie scheme of getting NATO to... I mean, look at this, the relationship with Iran and Syria, Russia. I mean, they weren't... Also, their relationship is also about oil, too. Yeah, well, that's good. Why can't other countries get along? Why does the U.S. got to put their nose in everything? Well, it was just not the U.S. that got their noses in everything. And so Russia, it's all the countries, it's everybody's business. So you just solely can't rest it on the U.S.'s USA's shoulders. I mean, anybody that thought that, I mean, I've got a question that might say, I really do. So, I mean, it's just blaming on the U.S. stuff. It's not just the U.S. empire. It's the worldwide problem. Coolies, man. The U.S. government is the largest empire in the history of the world, the largest government ever. It is. So, let's not forget England. They used to be a high priority, too, as far as... They were as big as the U.S. is now. But you're right, though. They used to be. The U.S. took over from England. I mean, between England and us, I choose us. I don't think that's really the choice. For me, it is. I mean, they had a choice back in 1776. So, I mean, the choice is still there. All right. Okay. They definitely had a choice. Is it right? Sure, yeah. All right, hold on. Let me just say one thing here. Sorry, I had to grab a bite to eat. That was... I recall Ronald J. Terrio making a statement about people in Canada or people in Norway or whatever. Oh, free health care. Yeah, you go to the doctor and you don't pay anything. But Jay was like, what's not really free because you're being taxed like at 60 or 70% off. I mean, if you're rich, only the rich pay you. Yeah, but the thing is, the money that they're getting is out of taxation, gas, cigarettes, food, whatnot. So, I mean, everybody's paying for the health care. So, when you go for this free, so-called free health care, everybody's paying for it. Well, same thing with a free vaccine. You know, it's not free. How does it get... How to be paid for, right? It's free. It's free. It's free. It's free. It's fine. It's a normal class. It's a regular class. It's a regular class. Okay. They also have record profits. They have record profits because the government is handing out money. Intervention, yeah. And forcing everybody to get a vaccine that's free. I mean, the middle class includes mom and pop stores, Main Street, profession professionals that are self-employed professionals, small emerging businesses, small companies. Companies, these are all middle class people, not just the average family living in the suburbs. And they should have all the tax breaks, not the multi-billionaires. Thanks, Bill. They're just multi-billionaires. They're the ones that can hire the accountants and the lawyers to get around all kinds of other polls. So you're never going to tax them into whatever. They always have the upper hand. That's true, so... That's just the evil part of... Not really evil. The evil part of the whole time. That's the way it works. All the time. Quick question before y'all do the spin. Y'all do your taxes or do y'all go to a profession? I gotta do those myself. I like TurboTax. I used that the last couple of years. It's easy. Well, TurboTax is very easy. I used to go to H&R Block and pay these people, and it's the same thing, the software. Yeah. It's kind of expensive. It's better if you use a service and you're bringing the taxes to somebody if you have some more complexity going on. If you're trying to do taxes personally and you're also an owner of your own business with all these different ride-offs and whatever, you have several properties or whatever. It's not going to be a simple turbo tax it up for free. It's not a simple return. Yeah. The average W2 guy can just do his own taxes. Have you guys ever been audited? Nope. Not personally. Not old. I've old. Thankfully, I've axed through a payment plan or whatever just to pay it back. Hopefully, I'm praying this year I don't have to owe anybody, but hey. One of the crazy things lately with the taxes before we get onto the other topics here on the wheel was, and I've had to be on unemployment a couple of times, unfortunately no one ever really chooses that, but people during the coronavirus when a lot of getting laid off was happening, people were on unemployment assistance, people thought that that wasn't taxable. That's still a form of income. The majority of it wasn't taxable. Yeah, and you could get a tax. I think it was $10,000. You could do taxes on that on unemployment. Yeah. They ended up being that way, Ronnie. Yes, correct. They gave you a rebate after the taxes they determined nationwide that if you made more than $10,000, you got a little tax relief. No, the first $10,000 that you earned, you got an unemployment, I think was not taxable. Oh, right. Yeah. Well, normally it would be. Normally it would have been, yeah. Anyways, that's still a form of income. I mean, even when the pandemic happened, I was able to pay off my taxes. In 2019 when I owed for 2019, I was like, all right, I'm going to do a little bit of this and that. And also at that time, I was going through some personal stuff in my next time. And so financially, we still had with some stuff tied up together. So it was like, all this, this, and that. And then trying to, and the person I did my taxes with, I mean, she wasn't all that great. I mean, she very rarely communicated with me. And that's the thing that really bothered me a lot. She wasn't talking to me. Hey, you did my taxes. I wonder what the hell's going on? What's going on? What's up? Where did you go to get it done? It was some lady. I was trying to support her business. And I just shoot myself for doing that. I wish I had gone to the other guy that I had been gone to for the last three years. And he was for a reason. I only charged like what, $110 to do my taxes. So I went with her and then I was like, all right, never again. This is the one and done thing. I hope I never see you. I hope I never get with you. Oh, my God, damn. You're horrible, horrible. Anything, the most important thing in business, without question, communicate with your customer. Communicate. If you ain't communicating with them, your business ain't going to last. You know, you can do word of mouth and all that stuff, but you're not communicating. Let them know what's going on. What were you like calling and she just wasn't getting back to you? Yeah, they're not getting back to me at all. So yeah, so I'm done with that. Jeez, I think she got caught up in something. I think for what I heard, she got caught up in something recently with some scheme or whatever Ponzi scheme she was trying to get involved in. Good thing it involved me, thank goodness. And so I just say, I wish you the best, that's all I can say. Yeah. We onto the wheel now. On to the wheel. That's it. Spin the wheel. I'm going to say before we spin, this is the most eclectic, fantastic panel of folks. My goodness, James, when I used to watch you, it was you and maybe BC or maybe Paul. And now look, you got six people. This is catching fire. It's great. Yeah, this is a big show. Yeah, it's pretty awesome, man. I'll tell you that. It's catching fire. I love it. Yeah. You guys are all a great bunch of guys here too. I'm going to, I'm going. I mean, you know, I got to admit, man, with the panel we've had today and, you know, we've, I remember starting this out with just maybe three people. And that's James, Eric and myself. And, you know, I got to say with this panel today that we've got, I mean, it definitely livens up the conversation of discussion here. And, you know, everybody breaks their own unique perspective style to this show, which, you know, to me, I find awesome. I mean, I'll tell you this right now. Everybody here on this panel has their own unique style. Sweet. Awesome. I love that. And, you know what? If I wasn't here doing this show, I would definitely be watching this show for real. So, hey, that's basically a short answer of saying, hey, you're going to start this up. We started off doing a barbecue smoker-based show. There was one more outside, yeah. When the weather was, well, when BC didn't have a transportation problem and the weather was a tad bit milder, but, you know, but you could barbecue all year round. That's not the point. That's how we started. That's how we started. And it caught on. And then we brought Eric on. And then Jason, we brought him on. And then I started, that's when we started doing progressive discussions. Because Jason is a great, he's a great political analyst, a progressive political journalist. And he is a master at retrieving information on Google through the internet really fast. And then there's the wheel. The wheel, I love it. I like the wheel. And you know, I'm going to find a leprechaun face. Eric would probably give me that. A really Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day, where that's coming. You know, when March 1st hits, we can put a leprechaun in the middle. Hey, Jason. Hey, you don't get leprechaun from the leprechaun movies, man. Oh, my God. Where's, where did we go? Now, how about the crazy Rudy Giuliani face in the middle? Giuliani? Should I, should we spin Mike one more time? Yeah. Yeah, let's see what we get this one last time. One more time and then we'll change it to the mayor, the former mayor of New York, right? Yeah, because he has a crazy look on his face. He's all well fine. He is the Russian Vladimir Putin block again. Good ol' Rudy. Rudolph. Rudolph. Rudolph cleaned up his shoes. And Trump still has not taken his calls. He doesn't want to talk to you. What are we on? Bad customer service? Bad customer service. We were talking about that. Bad customer service is like, let's say you're walking through Walmart and you're, you're looking for a certain department, a particular product. And no matter who you talk to that's working in, nobody knows anything. Well, they don't want to know. Well, they don't want to know. Hold on. I'm cracking up. Walmart has the worst customer service. Well, I don't know anyone who cares. Yeah. You know who we got? The old Kmart. Nobody knew anything. Nobody wanted to know. Oh, Kmart. Oh God. Yeah, yeah. Don't get me started on Kmart, man. I worked for Kmart for a minute. And I could tell you at the time the prices of anything and everything. And they'll still look at you like you're lying. And it's like, dude, I've worked for so many departments. How do I not know these prices? Come on. Now there's a game going for a second or third person. And they get signals just like, you believe me now? No, but we're going to call a fourth person. Now I got the store manager to come over. Of the local Walmart, where I used to live in my hometown. And he came over and I asked him about a certain product that was advertised. You have it. Obviously, the shelves were empty. He says, we kept on saying the same thing overnight. They restocked the shelves. The merchandise comes in. The overnight crew stocks it. I used to do that at Target. But the point is, are you still going to have the sale item when it comes in and they put it out? I mean, is it going to be available so I don't waste a trip? And he said the same thing. He repeated the same thing. Oh, the overnight crew is going to get the merchandise and put it out. Okay. So you don't know. Yeah. And then he repeated himself and he says, well, I really don't know. Okay, well, just tell me. Tell me you don't know. Now, when you call an office with an issue, try to get a manager on the phone when you're talking to your service. And they have a tendency on the phone to apologize profusely. We're very sorry for your inconvenience. It's just stop apologizing. Just tell me. What I need you to do, please. Just handle the situation. Just handle it. Yeah, if you could solve the issue. It's almost like they're just reading verbatim. Well, they are. That's what they're doing. I mean, I sometimes have to call people on the phone at my job and try to figure out what the hell's going on. And if I'm not getting the answer that I need or I don't feel like anybody's understanding what I'm asking of them, I will literally say, can I please speak to your supervisor? And I will equalize them when they start saying, oh, no, wait a minute. I'm like, no, no. Supervisor, please. Put that first man or woman on the phone, please. I had a call, Swanson vitamins for nothing serious. Just a question. And they put me into their product information department with their so-called nutritional consultant. And all they did was read off on a monitor exactly what was on their website about the product. Like there was no knowledge. There was nothing beyond what was on the label and what was on their website. Well, they're not product specialists. I said, well, why are you calling yourself? Yeah, they're calling themselves the product specialists. Why are you calling yourself nutritional product specialists if you're reading the same thing that I just read on my own? Well, then you can be a specialist too. Yeah, barely. Yeah. And I would have been Ronnie. I would have been better off going to Google and just doing a search. I think you're always better off going to Google and anything in life. You'd be surprised what you find on Google, man. You really don't really find anything. I mean, I don't want to pick on certain folks, but sometimes when you call a phone number and you actually need to speak to somebody, right? The website, you can't get it done. Their online chat may or may not be able to get it done. So you actually do need to call. And some of these folks have accents that are so hard to understand. You're almost more frustrated. You're like, look, it's nothing, it's not your fault personally, right? I think you're in the wrong line of work. You do not have a voice that is good. But they get angry with you if you don't understand them. Like, I can't understand Indian people. Oh, no. And again, it's just sort of saying, look, you're in the wrong line of work. They're not in the wrong line of work, though, because they get paid, whatever it is by the hour. And that's why they have to get out. Funny story, I used to work for a company. It's a Massachusetts-based company. Eric May or may not have heard of it, called EMC. Yeah, I know where they are. Yeah, they're in Franklin. And while they were acquired by Dell a couple of years ago, so when I worked for them, they were EMC, right? Big company, 60 or 70,000 employees. So if you had a problem with your computer, there are IT people working in the building, but you can never talk to those people. You have to go through the first level of support. And so you have to call this 1-800 number that EMC set up, and it's somewhere in East India. And you're like, why can't I get in? Well, my password's frozen, right? And we had these little tokens that would reflash the password like every 60 seconds that you would type in. And my token quit working. Like the battery went dead in it, right? So I'm like, the battery is dead in my token. They're like, well, read me the number on the token. Dead. And it's like back and forth, like round and round and round. And I'm like, look, this is, you know, they're like, whoa, there's a problem with your token after about 20 minutes. No problem. It's like people are reading from an actual script. It's a script. I mean, you're not even an EMC or a third party that my company hired to handle very low-level tech support. Like, is your longer plug in, right? Don't even try to call social media main office. Forget it. Nobody will ever get on. Have you done that, Jay? Well, yeah, his Facebook thing got deleted, right? No, it says that I'm the administrator, the member and administrator of my two of my groups. My holistic health talk. No, no, no, no, no. That I had to create a new one. That's another talk show. No, everything is food and the fitness group, right? So it says I'm a member and I'm still the administrator. I created the groups, but it won't allow me to do anything there. And it says, ask me for one to join. Why do you want me to join if it says James P. Madonna Administrator? It's an insult to injury, yeah. Yeah, so I had to go to my other account and my other account works somewhat, but then it sometimes it asked me to join again. And then my other account is he also the administrator. So what happens if you say that you do want to join? It won't join me, but I am in there. Because when I go to the members, the panel of members in the group, it says, has my name and it says administrator, right? You know, it's like I'm an admin, but you're asking me, you're not allowing me to do anything. So I had a report, you know, if you're on your phone and let's say you go to the group, that's yours. I don't know why Zuckerberg created this system. You shake your phone, then the bug report comes up. If you shake your phone, the bug report comes up and then you proceed to what? You shake your phone. Is that an iPhone? No, it's a flashlight. Oh, you're taking your phone. Oh, you're on the phone. Yeah, like, forget about iPhone. I could not get it work. iPhone is not compatible with StreamYard because they force you to use Safari in the browser. And Safari does not work with StreamYard. I don't think they force you. You could probably use a different browser. No, I tried. When I had my iPhone, I tried to use Google. Google Chrome and Ozil, I don't know, it won't work with StreamYard. It won't work with that. The box has with the video. Yeah, going back to customer service stuff, I remember I was trying to call up some company some vendor that my company does business with during work hours. And they were like, can you, you know, you call the customer service number and it's just plainly automated. It's like, can you type it? I forget exactly what the message, what the automation said. It's like, if you know your party's extension, type it in or type it in now, or was like type it in now, or say the name of the person you're looking for. It's like, well, I'm calling you to get a hold of somebody that can point me in the right direction. And then it just kept, then I would just hold on and would say, we haven't heard a response. I don't know either of these things. Now what do I do? Like, I don't know the extension. I don't have a person's name I want to call. I want to talk to your customer service and fucking spammers. And like, get me, get me live in front of somebody that can direct me to the right department. Really, it shouldn't be that difficult to get all of live human beings, right? How about, yeah, spammers? Okay, I have allegedly blocked my phone number. Some law was enacted many years ago, where you can put your phone on a do not call. Do not call, yeah, national do not call registry. And I get calls weekly from Marriott vacations. You've won a free vacation. I'm like, I just tell them, fuck you. And I hang up the phone, man. I'm like, God damn it. How the hell don't answer the phone? Well, because for my same thing for Eric, right? You never know. I could be getting a call from a customer in... Now, on your phone, does it say spam likely? Sometimes. Or scam likely. Sometimes it says like, you know, Lauderdale, Florida. I'm like, oh, I know a few customers down there that might need some help with something. You know what the spammers are doing now? Spammers, scammers, they're using local numbers. Area codes, yeah. Area codes. What they do is they get your area code, you know, whatever. On your cell phone, and they'll call you from that. So what I have is I still have my New York cell phone number and I live in Florida. So I know whenever I get a phone call from a New York number, for the most part, it's going to be a spam. So I just don't answer them. And then whenever I get a local number somewhere around here, local area code, then I know I can answer it. It's actually a pretty good deal that I have. Okay, what service provider, cell phone, AT&T? I have a T-Mobile. T-Mobile, okay. Oh, here we go. You got the banner going, James. Progressive independent critical free thinkers with open minds. Good. Who's in the chat? I think Nina Yordi was there, right? She was. I don't know if she bailed on us. For a short period. You want to see the wheel, James? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's go back to the wheel with the crazy Jimi. I remember when Nina was butting heads. Yeah, Rudy. Good old Rudy. You remember when Rudy says that the truth is not necessarily true? Or like, yes. So weird. It's an interesting way of putting it. I know he's trying to say it. Like, in other words, if your perspective sees it, sees something that's not true as it's being true, then it is true. It's something of that nature. Yeah, I would say, James, my favorite one kind of along those lines was Donald Rumsfeld. When he was talking about, there were no known unknowns. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. So basically, mankind knows everything. You know, let me say this about Rudy Giuliani. Let me say it about Rudy Giuliani. It's amazing that there's this man who became the most two significant events in this country's history or maybe the world. Here he was the most beloved man, you know, 9-11, how he handled himself through all that was going on, you know, how he became so beloved. And here is his downfall in another historic event, January 6th, and he kept pushing this lie that Trump won the election. He kept pushing and pushing and pushing. And now he's basically basically, you don't really see him now on TV at all, if you ever see him. He's, you know, he's right now, I think he's trying to hawk something, say, hey, I'm going to Giuliani doing this, Nat. And then, hey, you want to talk to me or ask me questions, call and also donate such, such, such, such, such, such amount of money to my website, whatever. And he also, he also along with police, at that time, Police Commission of Bill Bratton and Rudy Giuliani cleaned up the former sleazy 42nd Street area and made it family friendly. Yeah, I mean, to be honest with you, yeah. I give Giuliani credit when he did to New York City, it really cleaned up the place. It was safe for me when I was, you know, in the, in the mid, mid late 90s, walking down the street and I can go and get a beer late at night at some dive down at the near, near downtown near the Bowery and have a good time. But again, the most, the most important event in this country, being there and then his downfall now is this situation with January 6th and- Right, right. It's an unfortunate fall from grace, right? Exactly, exactly. Let me just play this one, James, and then we can go to the wheel here. And then he was on the time felt episode about the, the phony low fat yogurt. I remember that, yeah. I know Donald Russell was the youngest Secretary of Defense and also the oldest Secretary of Defense. Wow, how do you know all that? He was, he was a Secretary of Defense under Nixon. Yeah, I understand that. He also was a Secretary of Defense under George W. Bush. Wow, that's interesting. He came back, yeah. Yeah, he was a scumbag the whole time. He's a horrible human being. That something has to happen are always interesting to me because, as we know, there are known knowns. There are things we know we know. We often put them in the same place where we know there are some things we do not know. But they're also unknown unknowns, but we're not sure what else we don't know. Not the way he really meant to put it. And I get what he's driving at though. You get it? What, explain it then, Eric. He's trying to, he's trying to say there's obvious, I think he's obvious, it's a treat. Wow, I think he's obviously trying to say we don't know something then, there's no, then we don't know it. I think that's what he's driving at the end of that little spiel there. It's things we don't know. We can't try to guess like that we know. We're going to be playing stuff like that. We're going to play some George W. Bush. A bunch of tongue twisters to say knowns and unknowns in that many, that many times in a sense. But we don't know what we do know. We probably know. All right, that would have been better statement, but that still sounds kind of like John Madden-esque, I suppose. Play the clip of George Bush getting the shoe thrown at him. Yeah. Did somebody shut him up? Oh, that was funny, man. He ducked, he ducked two of them, right? Yeah, he did. He ducked. I don't think it ever hit him. No, it was fast though. He ducked really. Nine. I remember the shoe. Yeah, I remember the shoe thing. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. I remember that. Here comes the secret service. Yeah, it was, it was, it was such a, it was embarrassing for, for, for, for, but you know what? I've gotten to like George W. Bush now. You know, he's. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't even say that. It's fucking. Well, I'll say it. I like table a lot better than some of the past presidents that we've had so far. This guy has so much blood on his hands now, man. Michelle. Yeah, well, somebody's got to take the, that little spot, right? You know who? Let me just stop right there. Well, Dick Cheney was the real boss in that administration. Yeah, fuck him too. You know, he's the only guy I know that could shoot somebody in the face. And the guy that he shot in the face gives the apology. Not him. Was it in the face? Oh, yeah, it was in the face. Yeah. Yeah, they're at a honey trip, right? It was a honey trip. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, the fence then. They were hunting quail and not the person. Oh, yeah. He was hunting Dan, Dan, he was hunting Dan quail. Quail. It was a fence. That is too funny. He's hunting Dan quail. Why did he do that? He's very quiet. I'm hunting Dan quail. It was fenced in, though. It was the game. Well, that makes the question, was it, was it a farm free? Or no. Farm raised? Yeah, that's it. Yeah. D-range. D-range. That's what I was looking for. D-range. Yeah. I got no beer, guys. I got, I need more beer. Oh, man. That was a good time to spin a wheel. Yeah, look at it. I got the Drizly app, John. Do you have that service in Georgia? Drizly, Drizly. Beer delivery. Yeah. Probably. I was at the delivery. That cost me a lot. I'm probably going to go up to the service station. I don't know. I don't want to drink no malt liquor. That's what I'm going to be like. No, I don't. It really is. Yeah. So it keeps something very light. Yeah, as far as the IPA, man. Yeah, that's all I'm going to do. Maybe another one of these. You like that, huh? So you're going to come back jumpier, or do you have something? Yeah, more likely I'll probably stay on and run out and go grab it. Yeah, bring us along to the live. I'll leave the feet on upright, you know, so. All right. Well, let's go. Yeah, we should go. Yeah, you can bring it out. All right. It's from the wheel. Oh, no. Yeah, right. I'm going to laugh at jokes, but I can't tell a joke. I don't know a joke. So unfortunately, I think James has a joke. No, I got a joke for you. All right. Okay, come on with it. Hey, a dyslexic man walks into a bra. All right, that's pretty good. What do you call a gay dinosaur? Anybody? A megasaur ass. Okay, last joke. Two muffins go into the oven, right? It's getting very hot in this oven. And one of the muffins says, one of the muffins looks at the other muffin and says, is it just minors are getting hot in here? That muffin looks at him and says, holy crap, it's a talking muffin. That's funny. That is funny. That's like a dad joke, right? Here's another bad joke for you. Why don't cows talk? Why don't cows talk? And why don't they talk? Because they utter. Oh, that's funny. Because they can't move their lips? No, they can't move them for nothing. What kind of meat do priests eat on Friday? None. Okay, how about this one? What do you get when you've got four priests? A lawsuit waiting to happen? A little boy. A little boy. Oh my God. Actually, James, I do have a funny joke, but it's kind of more in the line of R rated. Is that? That's good. Oh, let me get this one. It's supposed to be uncensored. True. It is uncensored. Do you know that Chinese eat their young? Egg food? Egg food. Yeah. I'm talking about bones. Children. Okay, that was an awkward silence. Okay, go ahead. I want to hear your great joke. It's funny, but it's more like a story than a joke. I want to tell it. Okay. All right, hang on just a second here. We're going to go into the room. All right, we've got a little background noise, but we'll just roll. Yeah, that's me with the trash. Hey, there's comedy. Taking out the trash. Hey, ah. Oh, shh. Yes. Okay, ready? Here it goes. Here it goes. All right, this blonde walks into a bar, beautiful blonde, just kind of picture it in your mind, and you can let your imagination take over, right? So anyway, it's kind of late in the evening. And she walks in this bar and walks up to the bartender and tells the bartender, I want five bottles of Heineken. So there's like four guys in the bar, right? And these four guys kind of look over and they're like, man, that's kind of odd. And the bartender's like, well, how do you want them, right? And she's like, line them up, five bottles of Heineken. She just basically chugs the bottles, boom, boom, boom, down. Literally within about two minutes, she slams these five bottles of Heineken and they're down, right? And then a minute later, she passes out, boom, dead cold on the floor. So these four guys kind of look around, and they're like, fuck it, right? Why not? So each one of these guys has their turn with her. Right there. About an hour later, the blonde wakes up, stumbles out of the bar and goes home. The next night, the bar has probably 30 people in it, okay? Because everybody tells everybody, hey, you got to see this and hopefully she'll come back. Well, guess what? She comes back. And man, these guys are all excited. All 30 guys are so excited, right? And same story. What do you want? I want five bottles of Heineken. Everybody's so excited that I can't believe this is real, right? Slams the Heineken down. A minute later, she passes out. Now 30 guys in the bar each get their turn. So right there, right there at the bar? Right there in the bar, right? You know, like it's like a train kind of thing. You know, everybody's kind of just doing whatever they want to do, right? What about the bar? Our lady gets up about two hours later, stumbles home, and that's kind of the end of it. The third night, this bar is packed to capacity. There's probably 200 people in this bar, okay? The blonde walks in and everybody's like, oh my god, this is the best thing. You know, thank you, right? I hope they wore rainbows. I hope they wore rainbows with all those everybody's cocking. Yeah, exactly, right? Exactly. Exactly. So 200 guys are sitting there and they're like, they see you walk in and everybody's, they're so, the excitement, they can't contain themselves. So she walks up to the bar and the bartender's like, five Heineken, right? And she's like, no, five Budweiser. He's like, wait, what, what do you mean? You'd always drink Heineken. And the blonde's like, yeah, but lately every time I drink Heineken, my pussy hurts. Not too bad, not too bad, man. Pretty good. It was, it was okay. The suspense is more than, you know, you got to like build it up. Did you come up with that yourself? No, this is a joke, like, you know, hanging out with a bunch of old guys fishing or whatever, you know, fishing jokes. I think I hit that one when I was like 13 or something. What's that? A lot of fishing over there in Washington state. It's massively popular, yeah. There's a lot of great lakes to fish around here with a lot of good fish. I'm probably from here to go to the, the coast would probably be a half hour drive. So not too far. Yeah, not too far. James, a joke. No. Another one. I can't. BC. Ronnie. You know, I've got so many, it's hard to tell which one to tell. I know. Oh my God. I'm not really a good joke teller. I've never been good at that. Yeah, I mean, I've got so many jokes. I mean, I've got the standard joke telling ones and then I've got your, I guess, jokes that you tell like on this situation where they're short and zippy type of thing. No, one line, one line. Yeah. Yeah, one line. Like I flew in from New England and my arms are so tired. Yeah, that's right. Any young men? Yeah. Any on the other guy, Rodney Dangerfield, one lot like Rodney Dangerfield says, Oh, it's so poor in my neighborhood. The rainbow was in black and white. Yeah. Well, I was so poor. My parents used to have my dog play would be with tying a pork chop to my neck. He's a one liner. You know how many people are dead at a cemetery? They're all dying to get in. How many people are dead at a cemetery? All of them. Hey, there's your one liner. How about this one? How did the gerbil cross the road? How did the gerbil cross the road? How did the gerbil cross? Gerbil. Gerbil. Get it up. It was in gear. And there's a story that goes along with it that Richard Gere was actually in the emergency room because he had duct taped a gerbil. Oh, yeah, I remember this. Yeah. That's a little ridiculous. All right. Back to the wheel, right? He wanted to prostate the ultimate prostate stimulation. Richard. Exactly. Science and technology. After what we just talked about, this is rather tame and boring, right? I think you know, they are actually growing organs and cloning, let's say, perfect champion bloodline dogs and whatever in the laboratory in South Korea using perfect DNA. If you get a perfect, complete strand of DNA, like let's say from a woolly mammoth that they found in the permafrost up in Siberia, and if the DNA is 100% complete, you can bring back which they're trying, the woolly mammoth. Right. Exactly. Now, another amazing thing is that they have successfully did organ transplants using genetically modified pigs, pig organs. I've heard that, yeah. And because the pig organ is very compatible with the human, whereas the rejection rate is a lot lower than it is with a donated human organ. Like let's say someone needs a kidney transplant, there's no issue with the pig kidney. They don't have to take anti-rejection drugs, and you don't have to wait long for an organ. But of course, it's genetically modified pigs, not the pigs that become Italian sausage at the supermarket. So this is great. Do you think, you know, there was an interesting movie kind of around that, and I think Kieran Knightley was in the movie, and they essentially, what they did was, and it's kind of a science fiction type movie, but they would clone themselves, and then they would harvest organs from the person that they cloned. Oh, wow. So it'd be like, you know, let's say you're 20, well then you clone yourself. So kind of by the time you need your organs, you'll be in your 60s, but this person will be in their 30s, so the organs would be healthy, right? So then what they would do is make these people that they cloned live like in a perfectly healthy 100% environment, very sterile. They had no germs, they were not allowed to even go into sunlight. They had like a manufactured diet, they only drank water, vitamins, so that there's no, you know, these organs would be 100% perfect and harvestable. I just thought that was, and they had a perfect matched DNA, so there would be no way that these organs would, you know, be rejected, you know? That is amazing. Now there was a man who was very much involved with the study of UFOs, extraterrestrial, his last name was Lazar, and Mr. Lazar used to talk about something that might have been the secret to UFO propulsion, which he called the Element 115. Is that Bob Lazar? Bob Lazar, correct, and the Russians have been experimenting on this, and what it is, it takes nuclear energy as we know today, and it makes an unstable molecule into a stable one. In other words, a molecularly stable nuclear energy without any issues, you know, instability that we have with nuclear energy now, which would mean, which would revolutionize life as we know it, the potential of that, and they've actually isolated it. They've actually, either through reverse engineering of UFO crashes, which they claim it wasn't found through that, and they've isolated it, and they were almost there to having this Element 115, which represents stable nuclear energy. It's a sacred, you know, I think marriage as we know it only goes far back to the Renaissance period or the Middle Ages, like in other words, before that it was like a business arrangement where the man's family pays the dowry or something, like farm animals or something, and that's not currency anymore. Sid is our male rights activist. He's more welcome on Sunday. Now feminism is nothing but power, hungry, managed, lesbians. They're lesbians, they want power. Yes, they want to split up traditional heterosexual relationships. When you were talking about all that fabulous, I'm going to read the chat over here, when you were talking about all that fabulous stuff, is there a specific, probably nothing specific, is there a specific event that happened that we're saying that, oh, this time period, this year, this supposed spacecraft crash landed, and then it got taken somewhere, then all the reverse engineering happened from that, because I've heard, you've heard multiple different stories, one after the other and a half, about if the one in 1947 in Roswell, New Mexico actually ever really happened, and people saying that there was some kind of recovery that happened, and there was some kind of a small body that was found in the wreckage and stuff, and I forget what, I think they were talking about it on, I don't know if it was on History Channel, or I saw some documentary thing on YouTube, I forget, but the best explanation for, just said Roswell in 1947, he meant, if something did crash land, was the idea that in the early, to make it, the United States was doing launches up into outer space, and in these rockets, they would have monkeys, these small primates that would go up there, and see how their bodies and how those creatures were when they went up into space, and possibly maybe what happened is, is that in 1947 without the Soviets really knowing, we might have been doing experiments, bringing up, trying to bring up monkeys into outer space, and we were doing it a little bit earlier than anybody would have thought, so possibly something did crash land, possibly there was a small body that was recovered, it could have been one of these research monkeys that went up into one of these rockets, who knows, but that means like one of the better examples of, if it wasn't some kind of an alien spacecraft, that's like the best example I've heard before, and it makes, and you know, I know this is fiction, to go on what you're saying, but anybody that's watched Star Trek, Deep Space Nine, and anybody that's aware of the character Quirk, there was an episode where he went back in time, and he was the alien that you're referring to, yeah, and I thought that was always funny that they would choose Quirk or Feringi to be the alien in 1947 with him and his brother and his brother's son, and it's like, it's just hilarious just to kind of bring that up, anybody that's a Star Trek fan, it's all, hey. Now, now, Jason, Jason, if you hear me, maybe you can do a Google search of Bob Lazar and Element 115, and something detailed will come up. Hey, he's back. Yeah, he's good at bringing up Google searches really fast. It's like he never left, John. Sorry, folks, I had a bio break. We're back. All right, now, I was mentioning, you think it's possible to do a Google search based on Bob Lazar and Element 115 and see if something comes up? Wikipedia? I think Eric is pretty good at... Well, anybody on Wikipedia can add anything to these articles too, with that in mind. The only thing with Wikipedia, there's a few times you find some inaccuracies in there. I like Wikipedia though, for the most part, it's pretty accurate. It's a good place to start. Like, when I looked up, when I was reading the history of Glassy Freddie, they said his real name is Frederick Blasty, no, it's not. It's Frederick Blastman from St. Louis, Missouri, Blastman. One thing with Wikipedia is that it has to be cited, so you can go check what they're saying. It leads you to another website where they got the information from. Right. Yeah, well, I know that. That was his name, Frederick Blastman of St. Louis, Missouri. He's Hungarian. Hungarian descent. So they admit that this thing was discovered in 2003, which, if you listen to Bob Lazar way before that, it was ever known about... What'd you say, Eric? I say it's admitted that the Element 115 was discovered in 2003, but if Bob Lazar's character is actually saying he would have been dealing and knowing about it, about this style of Element many years and decades before 2003. Yeah, you know, Bob Lazar did a great interview with the legendary Art Bell. Oh, he had a late Art Bell, right? Late Art Bell of coast to coast AM. And I'm trying to see if I can find that. It was like a journalist, right? Absolutely strange radio station. Yeah, it was like late and it was like overnight, right? It was like graveyard shift radio. A lot of whack jobs on that work, but we're on that radio station. That's why if you go to a diner, the graveyard shift waitresses are all whack jobs. They're all... All right. Oh, and it kind of reminds me of what Wolfman... Was it Wolfman, Jack? What kind of Mexican radio to be broadcasted nationwide? Yeah, I mean, my message to Sid and Ronnie S is my sister and her boyfriend have been living together in the same house for almost 20 years now and they're doing just fine. So, you know, like why get screwed over financially? That's how I look at it. Well, not everybody does. Oh, the audio, you found the... It's a financial incentive. Yeah, yeah. It depends on the part. It depends on the relationship. I mean, I mean, they screw you over big time, especially... It can happen. Yeah, it's possible. If you have one kid, if you have one kid, the man is fucked. So Bob... But that's got nothing to do with marriage. If you have a kid and you break up, you've got to pay child support, but whether you're married or not, doesn't matter. Right. The woman that gets knocked up, she doesn't ask the man, would you like to be a parent or not? Even if she keeps the baby, the man is still forced into paying child support. Whereas, let's say the man says, oh, you conceived, you're pregnant, you know, terminate the pregnancy upon conception, you know. I don't know how very it is to make a blanket statement like that. I mean, that's a different situation, but again, that has nothing to do with marriage. No, it might not, right? Yeah, yeah. Hogwood, where does that mean? Where are you from, bro? Well, where does he hail from? Like, where does he... Bro, where are you from, bro? That's what he's saying. He likes to say, bro and bra, huh? Bra, yeah, bra. The Hawaiians take bra. Is he Hawaiian? I think the Pacific Islanders like to say bra. That's what Crush used to say. Remember Crush from the WWF? Yeah, the late Crush. God rest their souls. Yeah, so anyway, back, I guess that's it. So, Bob Lazar did speak of element 115, right, Jason? 151. No, that's area 151. Correct, correct. James, I put in the private chat the link to the audio article that's free to listen to the three-hour interview that Art Bell had with Bob Lazar. He chronicles the entire thing in that audio clip, three hours long. Why did you guys decide to use the mics? Well, it's a long story. We don't want to get into it because we don't want any flack. Okay, okay. Before he put his face on the wheel, there's already going to be a flack. I mean, he's already there. He's upside down. Well, everybody that's been in the middle of the wheel has been controversial people. What's his controversy? He's got controversy. Well, we could talk about it privately on Facebook Messenger chat group. I'm on the Alpha, on the Alpha males and the Keto, the Sunday barbers. Now, would you consider Mr. Goldsmith an Alpha male? Yeah, kind of, sort of. Yeah. Sorry about that, guys. Just fixing me a sandwich right now, so. I'm hungry myself. And I know you're on Pierre as an Alpha male. So, I got a couple of beers. I'm going to be reviewing coming up the next couple of days. So, I got the order. What about the funny Zuckerberg image there? Well, that's regular Zuckerberg. Oh, yeah. Let me find that here. Let me find it. Yeah, the funny looking. Well, he's a piece of shit. The one that's not complimentary is going to put that in the middle. He's a funny bastard, right? He's a geek. He's a hawk-nosed geek. How big is his nose, James? It's big enough to twist with my pipe wrench. It looks like Sam the Eagle's nose from The Muppets. Do you have the wrench with you tonight? Oh, it's inside. It's in the kitchen. We lost PC. He's on his cell phone. He doesn't have a really good internet connection as it is. No, I do. Oh, you talking about PC? He does. That's why he goes in and out. He doesn't own a computer. Well, I told PC to you. What kind of Wi-Fi do you have? You know what he does? He doesn't bring up the Wi-Fi. Sometimes he does it with his data. You can't do that. No, I can't do that. Anyways. Yeah, you can't do that. All right, James. I just fixed it. What did you say? It's in Sam the Eagle's ear. Oh, that's John Beard. What are you eating, John? What is that? A toasted bread? Yeah, toasted bread, some ham and turkey, and some sliced cheese. So what kind of beer did you get? Right away. The Pee-Bur. Pee-Bur. Now, how come they call toasted bread toast? But everything else is named according to what it is, like a toasted corn muffin or a toasted blueberry muffin or an English muffin. But regular bread is just called toast. It's not called toasted bread. That's true. I guess because bread, it's like sliced bread, is the most popular one. So they shortened it to toast, right? Hold on, hold on, hold on. What do we got here? There he is. All right, spin it, baby. Oh, it's like Facebooky killers. Boy. Now, all right, corporate America. So I think James is in an agreement that we're in a fascist system right now. Oh, without a doubt, without a doubt. And corporate America has been on a taxification ever since Ronald Reagan arranged it that way. And you're looking for that. You're looking for the best. Yeah. Oh, what else do they do? Oh, the golden parachute. You know, they're in a win-win situation. They're all, oh, speaking of the devil, how come? Now, Ronnie might find this, well, he probably knows. All the major charities, they all seem to have these CEOs that are getting astronomical sales. Now, isn't a fundraiser supposed to be made up of, like maybe volunteer help, so all the money? Well, in theory, you would think so. You would think, oh, yeah. To the word because, you know. But do you know they make a book for that, James? There's an annual book that comes out that says, it lists all the charities, the huge organizations, and it gives you a percentage of the amount that that charity gets, the amount that goes to administration. There's actually a book. Yeah, so if you want to give to one of these organizations, you can order this book and it'll tell you. And one of the, there's a few of them are the worst ones. Mothers against junk driving is very bad. Actually, Wounded Warrior, which a lot of people give to because I think it's going to help out the disabled veterans. They're very, very bad. It's about 50% goes to administration. What about ASPCA commercials? ASPCA. Oh, I think that is on that list, yeah. And United Way. There's one of the breast cancer ones. I was just going to say I can't remember. Susan Coleman. Yeah, Susan Coleman. There's a really bad one as well. I think 50% or more goes to administration fees. So it's a very, it's a helpful book. I don't remember the name of it, but you can look it up. And it tells the truth. So you can actually see where your money goes. The March of Dimes, the American Red Cross, they have CEOs making a rule. Red Cross is, they're under some controversy right now that because of. But the Red Cross, is that money going out there directly to the people? That's what I'm saying. It's not. That's why they always said, and that's why they always said, you know, some organizations, when you're like, there's a natural disaster, they say, hey, we'll bypass the Red Cross. We're going to give this, we're going to take money directly to the people they need. The CEO of Mothers Against Drug Driving is a man. You know, he's not a mother. He's a mother. You know, I have a feeling. I have a hunch, Ronnie, that the reason why they're so anti-licker sales, liquor store, whatever in New Jersey is because of that organization putting pressure on the politicians in Trenton because there's no, the Walmart's have no liquor department. The, all these have no liquor department. There's no total wine in my region. Yeah, I'm not sure what the reason is for that. New Jersey is very strict on that stuff. Yeah. It's in New York. There's the big, the big liquor departments. Lobbyists. Lobbyists. You have to choose it, too, for them. Right. And there's all there is, is independent and mom and pop stores run by foreigners that decide what they feel like carrying in their store. It's not the whole product line. And you know who I'm proud of? Jason Cleveland's area, the Pacific Northwest, he showed me the massive variety that they keep in their liquor store. Well, they're big, they're big liquor stores. Also James, let's not forget, you got the Costco's and the BJ's wholesale that do, and the Sam's Club, that do sell wine and beer. So, but I guess, but those are, you know, big corporations right there where you don't have to deal with all that, you know. Yeah. I've never seen, I've never seen a single, a single Walmart or a single target that has ever sold a drop of alcohol here in the Northeast. Yeah. Trader Joe's has, in other states, have liquor departments. They got a great liquor department at Trader Joe's. Oh, yeah. And you want to throw in the elite, and you want to throw in the stores again. If the stores like Trader Joe's able to do it, obviously they got, you know, able to get permission. Some shop rights, like the one in Montclair, they do sell, but not a lot. They only sell beer, very little wine, but their next door liquor, but, you know, but again, but the big store like, like the Sam's Club and the Costco and the, you know, you can sell liquor in those stores in the, in the state of New Jersey. BJ's wholesale, another one too. Yeah. I mean, we, like Shoprite in my hometown of Lodi has a Shoprite liquor. Right. Right next door to the supermarket. Or it's called Shoprite liquor. Oh, yeah. In other words, you can be a Rochelle Park, yeah, Rochelle Park and Lodi, New Jersey. You could be in the grocery store, and then from in the grocery store, you can walk right into the liquor department, which happens to be a separate liquor store that's, you know, that has the, Don't go for entrance. The entrance and the entrance inside the supermarket. So you can, you could have, you know, a ton of groceries in your basket and go right into the liquor store, and they have a really good selection. Yeah. I think Myers that we used to have here, they would have a liquor store on your way out. You could buy your groceries at Myers, and then on your way out, if you wanted to stop by the liquor store and buy whatever liquor you wanted. And that's anything and everything. That's including beer, liquor, wine, what have you. And it's like, oh my God, Myers might not have sold it before you got to the checkout, but they definitely had it on your way out after the checkout. I mean, a lot of craft beer, in cases of all kinds of craft beer in the shop right, liquor department. So, you know, I salute them, but a lot of these places, mom and pop places, the prices are high and the selection is low. James, I remember you showed me a picture of some rum, some rum that you were looking to buy. It was hundreds of dollars per bottle. I mean, how the hell can anybody. Well, part of corporate America, part of corporate America, I feel, I feel, you know, when something becomes super and massively popular, it's like everybody else wants to get a piece of it. So they buy it up, kind of like with the toilet paper thing, but even yeah, maybe that's even worse than my example. How about Susser? They want to resell it on a secondary market or something. I saw on a website. The paper thing was price gouging. Jason. Yeah, I saw on a website the other day, a 1.75 milliliter bottle of buffalo trace bourbon which a 150 milliliter bottle should probably anywhere in the country running between 20 and 30 bucks. I've heard about that. They were trying to sell on this website for $149.99. Now Eric, why is 150 bucks roughly? Yeah, I have no clue why that why anybody would think that that whiskey is worth that much money because you can almost. I love both ways. I'm not spending that amount of money on full trace though. But Eric, why is the price going up so much for whiskey? Well, the price of whiskey is going up in the last five years because it's been a whiskey boom and I don't know exactly what caused the whiskey boom. I don't really know, but it's Canadian popularity and that's what I heard about this. Japanese whiskey cost a fortune. Japanese whiskey. Not all Japanese whiskey does, but a lot some of them can. It was just like it was just like the whiskey boom. It was just similar with when the movie sideways came out. There was this big wine boom. That's right. Everybody wants to become a wine expert. Yeah, what they're saying is there's a lot of newbies getting into the whiskey market and they don't realize that they're paying a lot more than what is regular market price. And the states control the prices. Remember, states are different. I'm sure Tennessee is more cheap for whiskey, since most of that is made here. Yeah, I went to a whiskey store again and the gentleman that was running the whiskey store because I asked him about this. I said, are your prices going up because not only because of the pandemic are your prices going up because whiskey is such an in thing right now. And he showed me some Google Hangouts chat. He was having with a bunch of people that were on his mailing list. And he was showing me specific names of bottles and stuff from Scotches. But he was like, everything's been going up like three to five plus percent right now. And some of it had to do a supply chain. But a lot of it has to do with its popularity and because people are so interested in certain bottles and then they want to sell it on the secondary market so that they can make a profit because it's not on the shelf anymore. Now some of these stores have to raise their prices to compete with now what people are accepting as the actual price, which is not the actual price, but they're accepting that this is what I'm going to have to pay if I want this bottle. In corporate America, I feel like the stores should, unlike with like government regulated kind of liquor stores which Canada and parts of the US have, I feel like the store should be able to take the MSRP. They got to buy it at whatever the cost is and they need to decide what's the fair price to them. Not what's the new price thanks to online merchants or online like pirated merchants or something. I don't know. Well, I'm about to leave. So I'm saying peace out guys. I'll see you guys. Yeah, my friend. Take care. Be safe. Everybody take care. Everybody stay safe. It's good enjoying after this conversation with everybody. So, hey, peace on you. I'll see you guys next week. All right, Jay. Hi, brother. We'll see you later, BC. All right. Thank you for coming. You guys take care. Okay. I'll see you on Facebook Messenger. I'll see you over there. Yep. Okay. Yes, I think Jason was going to make a point then. No, I was just going to say in my opinion, and this goes beyond liquor, I think too. Everything is in my opinion, outrageously overpriced. There's no more good deals, so to speak, to be had anymore. And what we think is an inflated price or what is an inflated price rather is probably unfortunately going to be the new norm, right? You know, rarely do prices really come down significantly. And I think to your point, in the case of whiskey, there's been a massive, because people couldn't go out to drink due to the pandemic and the shutdowns and stuff. They started buying liquor and drinking from home, which I think allowed these distributors to raise the prices because there's a big market now for this, right? And then all these newbies getting in, so let's say in the last two years, people are like, oh yeah, whiskey or gin or whatever it may be. And all that is contributing to the price spikes. So yeah, to your point, these people might think, hey, this is a good deal, Buffalo Trace for an exorbitant amount, but they don't really know what life was like before. You know, so yeah. Pre-pandemic prices. Yeah, it's kind of unfortunate. And look at all the additional apps that have been created because of the pandemic. I don't know, do you hear that one? Also put so, yeah, go ahead, go ahead. Drizzly. Yeah, I was just saying, anybody here hurt here of Drizzly? There he is, I know what it is. That's that website, right? Yeah, liver, your alcohol, your beverages. I don't know if it just started in the past two years. They've been around for a while, Drizzly. They've been around for a while, good while. I only heard about it recently. I've used it a couple of times. They give more time to experience and be aware. It's like you're eats for alcohol. How long does it take to get, like when you push send? About a half hour? James, you're right. How long does it take you to get a delivery? Oh, about a half hour? Like within a half hour or so. Yeah, it's pretty quick. That's really good. Yeah, I got Drizzly. I ordered the Chinese fruit through Q menu. I mean, I got all the apps. Now with Drizzly, there's obviously the price for the bottle and your paying tax on it. So they give you, you have to order a minimum. Well, it depends on the store. 29 bucks, by the way. Okay. It depends on the store because some stores, they'll say 20 bucks. Some stores say 30 bucks. It depends where they're going to go and get the alcohol from. And then they charge you a fee. It's a percentage. I think it's like 3%. So you're not that bad. And then you give them a tip. And then you tip, right? If you're home or whatever and you don't feel like going out, it's really not a bad service. It's pretty good. And then in order to receive the product, you have to show your identification, right? I mean, yeah, sure. I guess so. So they don't always ask for it. To prove that you're over 21, right? And also with the prices, guys, also social media, we had a big, big thing on it because people were doing these videos during the pandemic and I was saying how to mix cocktail on YouTube's, Instagram, Facebook, how to do this and do that. It talks, right? It talks. Also, that was another big thing, do these little mixed drinks. And people started saying, hey, have their own bar at home. Go in the backyard, have a few people over, even during the pandemic, maybe not a lot of people, just a few people. Yeah. But everybody has to be back. Have your cocktail, you know? No, I can't get back there. Trotty. I don't know. It doesn't always have to be a political thing, but I mean, it's even safer if you drink at home. Dude, you're not out about being a drugging mess. Not saying you're not drunk to drink. I've always been a fan of staying at home and drinking. Correct. You decide what you want to play on TV. It's nice. I don't like to just stay home all the time. Yeah, me too. It's fine to just stay home and have a few drinks. That's nothing wrong. And that was way before, you know, pandemic shit. I don't know. I always thought it was a good idea. Uh-oh. Here we go. pendulum. You feel like answering questions? Are we done with the wheel? No more wheel? Um, did the pandemic accelerate technology involved in our society like what we're just talking about with the apps? Yes. I thought so. Well, I think anybody could have told you that, James. Yeah, well, yeah, I'm just warming it up. That's what she was. I'm just warm, warm. Well, like James says, he has to calibrate it, right? You have to ask it questions that you know the answer to so that you can calibrate it. Kind of like those rods, right? Yeah. It's like an old car with a carburetor. You got to warm up the carburetor. No winter time. You know, uh, you fall like, uh, did, um, B.C. Hold on. Did B.C. leave? Did B.C. fall asleep? He left. No, did B.C. leave because he was very hungry and he wanted to make dinner? Yes. Possibly. Maybe go check the grill. No, he can't. He doesn't have, uh, his scooter is in the shop and the mechanic wants a thousand dollars to fix his scooter. He can't, he has no charcoal or, uh, or firewood or home. You're going to have a car in addition to his scooter? No. When B.C. rides the scooter, uh, is it a strain on the motor? Does he crash into the snow on the sidewalk? Yes. This is okay. I would have to say this is the part of the show that I like. The person that's not here, we just ask questions about that. We need to tell B.C. to go F himself. Exactly. Now, Michael Hilton is, is he, when he talks about sobriety or, when he talks about his sobriety all the time and he goes solo and doesn't invite anybody on the panel anymore, is, is, has he been, uh, secretly drinking, Oh, uh, uh, wow. Uh-oh. So he's doing his secretly now. Clothes and drink. So, so when he carries on about the life of sobriety, is he just being like melodramatic, playing a big ass violin? Smoking mirrors. Is Michael Goldsmith better than Joel Osteen? Brett and Sir, in the same, in the same group as that guy. Is he, in a way, is he being deceptive, like a, like a salesperson, a lying politician, or let's say a TV evangelist? Yes. Are you not trying to say no, but it went to yes. All right. Now, Michael Hilton, is it Hilton or Goldsmith? He wants to be Goldsmith. Well, now he wants to be called Mike. He doesn't want to use any like- Mike Hunt. Mike Hunt? That's like the Simpsons, right? Is there a Mike Hunt here? I don't think that, they did something else. They did, uh- Yeah, they can't say that. Yeah, they can't say that. Hilton, uh, the fact that he doesn't have a high-paying job and he has many, many jobs, he changes his jobs very frequently. Does he have like, uh, financially independent relatives paying for that condominium in San Francisco? San Francisco. Oh, look at that thing waving strong. That's a strong yes. That was really, there's a quick spin. Now, Mike, Mike, Mike is, uh, was he born with a silver spoon in his mouth? What? There, there you go. For a silver cock? Is it me like a silver dildo? With a pump. One of those pumps. Oh man, that's a big car. Don't use those. That is not good. The penis pump? Pump up the jam. Pump it, uh, pump it, pump it. All right, so where's Shlont? Pump up the Shlont. Can I hit you up when I get down here? I've been here. Oh, my court case. Oh, shoot. Afternoon. So this is in honor of Sid Reganeth owned Haigwood. Boy, that is tough to say. But Sid, that's for you, brother. Look at that little cigar. Yes, little Cigarello, swish of sweets, sudden and expensive. Oh, the green. I can take the tobacco out of that, John. With the PBR, and I got the Daytona 500 on right now, and it looks like a major crash right now. Looks like it's about to be a five, six car crash right now. So caution. How many laps left? I think it should be like 10 laps left, I think. But we, I forgot about the thing today. Yeah, I don't know. I've really got into watching more of the open wheel. Like IRL, even the Formula One, I've been starting to been watching a little bit of that. The Netflix show really kind of helped that out, about the Formula One. What was the Netflix show? It was about the Formula One season, sort of like a recap of each year. And it's been pretty good. And I know about Michael Schumacher and what's the other guy, the very popular driver. Schumacher's been there for a long time. Yeah, yeah. Is that cool enough? No, no, this is the other one. New or old? He's a younger guy right now. Let me look it up real quick here. Did you get a six pack Jean Pierre? Yes, I should have six pack. Yeah. Okay, good. So you're good for at least a few more hours then. Yeah, I'm good. Yeah. Oh, you're giving up you out? That's true. Well, I'm not sipping out. I'm not sipping out for the rest of the evening. I'm going to be in for a while, so... Eric, why did you add 666 to your name? Sounded metal. Why not? I'm not an evil person, but it sounded cool. Are you a Satanist? Let me say that again. I'm not an evil person, but it sounded cool. Yeah, Lewis Hamilton. That's the guy. Lewis Hamilton. Lewis Hamilton? Louis? Lewis Hamilton. So, but IRL, I'm going to try this year. I'm hoping that if all things work out, I'm going to make a trip to Indianapolis for the 500 this year. Yeah, I just want to be at the event, because the history of the track and the race of that Sunday, I want to be in the infield. I know the, leave that Saturday, go Saturday, and go for the race and leave that Monday. Hope I find an Airbnb that's cheap. When does that take place? The more they work out. Yeah, that's something. You know Jean-Pierre, that's sort of like one of those. This question. What the fuck is this? I'm being, is everyone getting there for the race? He's probably chugged down a bottle of red pills at this point, thank you. Like a bucket list. So, they're on their second booster officially, right? That's what's up there. Second booster. Second booster. I, I, I, I, I, really? Jeez. Did you get any booster? I already got my booster back in December, so I'm good. I got two shots of the booster. I don't need another one. I'm good. You don't need another one? You're not going to do it with the second one? It's a racket. No. I think a lot of people are giving up on it. Yeah. And cases are going down. If you look at it right now, if you look at the news the past couple of days, how much they're being talked about, the variant or the Omicron. I mean, if it's really going down, and those who did take their shots, you know, good for them. Oh, yeah. Part of the, it's kind of like, I don't know if it's happening around the world. I kind of know more about the United States than anything, but it, it, it just seemed contradictory to me. And I'm not saying anti-vaccination. That's not where I'm going with that. But it just seemed contradictory that, oh, get all your, get all your main shots. Get your boosters. Oh, wait a minute. We don't actually care that you got a vaccine. You don't wear a mask regardless. Well, what's the point of that vaccination then? Like, seriously? Or are you still getting the vaccine? Kind of like, oh, we don't need that. We're getting the virus after you have a vaccine. You're right, Eric. Nothing changed. I mean, it changed for like a month, right? Yeah. It changed for a month. And then all of a sudden, Well, it depends on what state you're in. That's true. Florida, yeah. Maybe to the point, I don't know. I don't know. It's like, we don't want to, we don't want to guess who's got a vaccination and who does it rolling into all of our buildings. We would prefer it if you showed that you had a mask on so that we know that you don't have to ask a question. I don't know if that was part of it. It could have been, but it's like, well, then what was the, what was the vaccination for then, if we're going to still be- It was for Pfizer to fucking get all their profits through the roof. If you want to talk about- It's a red flag right now because of the crash. And- Well, that means there's debris actually on the track and they have to stop, right? Yeah, red means stop. They can't even circle around with like a yellow. I can't wait until the books come out about this fucking nonsense over the past two years. I like what Sid is saying. I trust Pfizer bro. And then Bart Robinson. No rush- It's about saving lives and doesn't care about money. He's being sarcastic. Bart Robinson, no rush for a booster here. I think he's being sarcastic. I think he's being sarcastic. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Yeah, I think he's tongue in cheek about trusting him. He's like, yeah, I dropped you, bro. I dropped you, bro. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, but I do think maybe being honest, right? If I'll ask Jean-Pierre here, if they came out with another study, which they probably will, that says you need a fourth shot or a second booster, would you or would you not get it? Probably not. He just said no. He said no already. Again, like I said, thankfully during the pandemic, I didn't get any symptoms. You know, I really kept, you know, was keeping my distance. I had my mask on. Yeah, I was doing washing hands, doing all the things. If I felt there was something was not well with me, I'd stay my butt home. Now, it's Jean. Yeah, he's now trying to spread nothing to anything. And I was very thankful and plus, I was taking care. I was, you know, eating, you know, I wasn't eating all the healthy things, but just- Jean. Yeah. When you say during the pandemic, are you now saying that the pandemic is no longer like, that's it? It's gone. Again, if you look at it, it's, look, the case of, look, if you look around, cases are going down here in Georgia. There's not that many hospitalizations right now. I think that people did decide to finally get the mask. I mean, excuse me, did the mask thing or decided to go ahead and take the shots? The mask thing, yeah. People have been, you know, just doing what they need to do to keep themselves healthy. And again, I think that was the main thing what this thing taught a lot of us. Take care of your own health. Why? Yeah. You're so healthy. Take care of yourself. I don't know what I think you are. You were responsible for your health. You're responsible, not the government. Exactly. Okay. And that's what most of us did. And like I said, I was fortunate. Now, what do you think about the toilet paper thing? I was moving about. I was doing that. I was eating different things. I was taking care of myself. You know, I was keeping my distance. I was, you know, cutting back on certain things. I was talking about your toilet paper. I was also, just staying my, but, you know, just social. Just... Does the coronavirus... They the hell away from me, but I feel you're sick. Stay over there. Did the coronavirus have a side effect where people were taking massive dumps more than usual? That's why they needed all the toilet paper? Yeah, I was wondering. Like we're in it for the long haul. So I better get things that I think I'm supposed to have. One of which would never come across my mind as toilet paper. And what was the thing with... Why was toilet paper the biggest thing? Toilet paper, people spraying, people spraying, you know, disinfectant spray on their bodies. Oh, the lights all, the lights all over the place. So I actually listened to a program that talked about the psych... The psychology behind... Hang on one second. Oops. Absolutely understand the disinfectant in... And don't even give me about the disinfectant stuff in Trump. I'm gonna skip that altogether. The lights all over the fucking place all the time. Yeah. It's a very interesting time, man, the past few years. Yeah. And I think that was the two things. It really exposed a lot of things, the technology disparity in this country in terms of what we were doing, how the kids were learning, how important school was to these kids. You know, how they needed to be in the classroom. How much online learning doesn't work in this garbage. And also mental health. I mean, for me, I wanted to be around some people, but I knew also I was going through some stuff. Again, I just ended the whole issue with my ex. And I was trying to deal with all the mental stuff and the breakup and the financial. I was still paying the financial stuff, man. I had nobody to go talk to. And I, you know, learning about online and Zoom and all that. I didn't have the app. You know, I was trying to take all my financial needs first, you know, because I was trying to, you know, thankfully thank goodness my company, we were still employed. And us who work in the warehouse, thankfully, we still were shipping and receiving different things. We were thankful to the Lord. We were still able to work and keep things going. And yes, we got some benefits. I mean, got some bonuses, some extra bonuses because of the pandemic, you know, and we were ready. We were thankful and I was grateful for that. But, you know, but mentally, and that's why I think that I was able to get up and do a lot of walking. That was my former exercise. I walk all the time, but walking and just listening to music and meditating was just my way of just kind of dealing with all the stuff I was dealing with, not just with all that was going on, the political climate, you know, COVID, not being around people. I couldn't go see my mom. I wanted to go see my dad. You know, you know, I wanted to go see. My brother just moved from New Jersey to Georgia. My younger brother, you know, I wanted to go see him, but also trying to be very careful not to be around them because my sister-in-law, his wife got it. My older brother and my other and sister-in-law, they got it. My mom had it. So my uncle had it and rest in peace. He passed away in January, 2021. My mom's brother. So it was all this mental stuff. So that was what I was doing, was trying to listen to music, walking, and the mental stuff. Now what kind of music do you listen to? Your health and, you know, when you walk. You're physically, but mentally together and, you know, and that's what kind of all that exposed, you know. Did you hear what I said, John? Was that funny? What kind of music do you listen to when you? All types of music, whether it was R&B, jazz, pop, you know, country, I mean, you know, classical music, you know, I mean, some Gershwin. And let's use some George Jones and just whatever, just music that made me feel good. Just like I had my ear pods on and just, just listening to music. And that's good at any time. Music is always good. Yeah. Yeah. Watching a lot of YouTube videos. And yes, I'll still do my beer reviews as well. Thankfully. No, I gotta say get beer. You do very good beer reviews. Yeah. When you do your reviews, your individual videos, you go in depth into, you know, your experiences, into the history. You're a lot like Ronald Terrio in that sense, where you like to talk about the past and stuff like that. And the history of the brewery, you talk about that. I like that. So you don't have short videos. You have like, a lot of times, they get up to like 10 minutes. Because you, you keep, you ramble. Like a beverage rambling, right? He's rambling. But I like it. I like that style. Thank you. Yeah, I agree. Haven't had a chance to tell you that, John Pierre, but I echo all of Ronnie's sentiment there. Just keep doing what you're doing. It's great, brother. It's really good. Yeah, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I appreciate it, so. So, but yeah. So it was, it was an interesting time. And like my right now, I'm kind of, all of us are thankful that we're getting out of this scam or whatever, pandemic, whatever term. I know Jay likes to say scandemic, but I think we're getting to sense of normalcy now back. I mean, look, they got a full crowd here at, they told them at early January last year, they, when they ran the race, it was very, very little amount of fans. And now they got a full crowd. Did they have no fans last year? Or was it like, maybe? It was a small amount of fans, small, very small. Very small. What did it now? It was just anybody in, right now? Yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah. They got a full house. And last year with the, with the Indy 500, you usually get like 200,000 or 250,000 fans. Last year, the 133,000 fans for the race, which was good. I mean, it seems like now things are slowly, I mean, we just look at the Super Bowl. I mean, it was, the place was packed. Last year, the Super Bowl was, very little, very little, very little, maybe what something was like, when 30,000 fans were there in Tampa. Was it really? Yeah. In Tampa like that. Yeah. It wasn't, it wasn't full capacity. No, no, no. So it's getting, getting there. And I think people have made that choice. Speaking about the Super Bowl, I thought it was really cool that history was made two years in a row. Right. Two teams. Never happened in the history of the NFL. And then all of a sudden it happens two years in a row. That's why I was rooting for LA to win this year. Yep. That's what I'm happy. So where does the, where does the Super Bowl held that next year? Arizona. We'll be feeding Glendale, Glendale. Good idea. Glendale. I would, I would go for the Raiders to get there and win though. Yeah. Imagine, imagine three years in a row. Yeah. And Vegas is going to host Glendale. And Vegas is going to host the Super Bowl, I think in 2025, I believe it is. Oh, like you said, next year is going to be big. No, no, no. Arizona. Oh, Arizona. So Arizona. Arizona. The Cardinals? Arizona Cardinals? Yep, Glendale. Okay. Another caution. Another caution. They're both in the desert. Yeah. Yeah. Flat tire. Now, are the Cardinals favorite at all as a good team? I don't know much about that. You're in the playoffs this year. Yeah. I think right now the Badeons, I think the Badeons right now, I think it's still Buffalo in Kansas City, even though Rams won. What do you think is going to happen with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers now that Brady retired? Yeah. What do you think will happen with the team? I don't know. I mean, right now they don't have a quarterback. They're saying what, I don't know who their quarterback is going to be. Is it Blake Bortles? I don't know. That guy. Whoa. Sorry. That's not going to make them break it. They're talking about recruiting Rogers to come down. They're also going to talk about him recruiting, going to maybe Tennessee possibly, you know, because he bought a house in Tennessee. So is that what, is that what the Buccaneers are going to be known as? A place where aging quarterbacks to go to end their career than every two years that he's gone? If they can win, then yeah. Between years they'll need one. Yeah, I don't know, man. I don't know. I don't either. I can't be Blake Bortles with that team, man. James, I just put the link for that Johns Hopkins report in the chat if you want to share it publicly. Oh, there you go. Oh, I saw the Johns Hopkins report. Yeah, it was cool. Talking about the new science. Now following the science has changed, right? That's the name of the report. A literature review and meta-analysis of the effects of the lockdowns on COVID-19 mortality. That's the 16th. In that report, it talks about the child obesity that has skyrocketed with the kids who are staying at home and not doing anything. So that, I mean, it went up a lot. And that's going to affect these kids for the rest of their lives, that now all of a sudden there's just, it sounds silly, child obesity, but that's a serious thing, a serious issue. There you go. And that's just one of them. There's a lot of other things. Suicides have gone up a lot. Well, look at the life that we knew before has changed quite a bit. I mean, I used to go out to nightclubs with my friends and come Friday or Saturday. And before that, I used to go more, I spent more days in the federal chain stuff. Just the human interaction that people used to take for granted. Yeah, there's not there anymore. Human interaction, well, human interaction depleted first with the popularity of the smartphone where people just walk around with their nose. It's been an ongoing process. Yeah, like where people, especially young people, walk around hypnotized by their smartphone, texting, texting, texting. Then when the pandemic 2020 started, then there was even less human interaction. And then the bars closed. Well, do you remember when they did this thing at the bars where they said you have to have food with your drink? Yep. They did that at breweries in Massachusetts. That was a... So if you had food, that would keep the corona away as opposed to if you were only drinking, then you can get corona. What the fuck? You could get a corona beer. That's right. No, right? That was ridiculous. When you had to walk in with your mask on and then, but when you sat down, you didn't have to wear it anymore. It's like when you sit down magically, you can't catch corona anymore. It's only when you're walking. That's so the fucking establishment would increase their profits. That's why they said that. Yep. That was following the science, though. Following the science. You're following the... The leader. Yeah, right here. This was all scientific stuff, James. It was completely scientific studies. All this stuff. Listen. It makes you feel good and go to bed at night. If your stomach's tempting and you have no drink and there's COVID virus on top of this lid, or you go like this, oh, me over there. Oh, my congestion. You're going to get COVID. It doesn't matter if you have food in your stomach or you're drinking... Is that like a menthol rub, James? Yes, it helps my sinusitis when I'm... Don't put it inside your nose, though. No, no. When I go to bed. It's kind of like that VIX vapor rub, right? Yeah, but it's from the towel. Oh, I see. It's like how now, even when you go to the checkout of stores, they still have the hand sanitizer. Yeah. You always wash your hands. It's a great thing that they... They never had that before. I wasn't ever able to wash my hands. It works. They had... Now I can wash my hands. When I went to... Speaking of devil, when I was in shop right this last... They have these sanitizers that you take out of the dispenser. When you walk in, you pull it out and they are saturated with this hand sanitizing suds. The whole freaking thing is sudsy. So you can wipe down your basket handle, your hands, and then you had more suds to last you. Picking your butt. Yeah, you can wipe your ass with it. Or you can... You know, let's say... You can have it all over your face. Let's say somebody's got dingleberries that dried out. Right, yeah. You can wipe your balls with it. You can polish your balls with it. What the hell? It's like a hand sanitizing wipe with this massive amount of fluid that suds us up. We never had this before. Because of the pandemic, we get all these... But I like that. I like that. That sterile environment concept, I think. It's great. Oh, yeah. If you want to drop your drawers, you just clean myself whole. Yeah, yeah. Not exactly. Right there in the store, man. You don't want to see that. No, no, we don't want to see it. Hey, when the suds are going down, I'm Ronnie Simpson. Ronnie Simpson. Yeah, Ronnie Simpson is about to fade to black here. Yeah, it's getting back. Oh, I can put my light on. James, this has got to be a record. You're almost three hours from 42 minutes. Yeah, well, we'll end soon because I'm getting hungry. But you know, Ron, do you have any bug zappers outside the electric bug zappers? No, I don't need it right now because it's not as humid as it is. But do you have one? Do you have one? No. No. No, you don't need that stuff. Just get bug spray. You're going to get bug spray. You're going to get a hard one. You can put bug spray or you can put the candles up. I don't think you can get that much. What about the fog? You get the fog stuff that can... No, you know, I don't get that much from mosquitoes and things. Then you got to breathe it in. You know what used to work for me? At the Walgreens, I used to get the big metal citronella candle bucket. Yeah, I do. In the summertime, I put those out. And it's like having a little baby bonfire. I mean, like a little baby forest fire. But bonfire. Yeah, I put about three of them out here. If I'm on the balcony, I put about three of those. They work. They come out. But right now, it's a nice time right now in the wintertime because the bugs aren't really around. But it's still nice weather. Now, why is Eric in favor of toxic insecticide going into the air? Wait a minute. Last to go. Is that the way we're going to call this? I'm sorry. What a fogger is for... Is that what you're talking about? Yeah, that fogger is... Everybody, I'm on the time. It's over. Yeah, I ain't so bad with DDT on my fruits and vegetables. Otherwise, you're going to be coughing like BC. You got to mute it. You got to mute it. I hardly see the comparison from smoking and bugs. Oh, look. Look, that's the pipe I like. The real rust. There are a thousand of these things. Well, maybe not this one. Oh, isn't it? Oh, my God. The bubble is just too close. Hey, the job here is going to get a pipe like that. Look at Eric's pipe. Yeah, why nothing like that? That's nice. Look. Show them the side. Look at that. Look at that beautiful pipe. Well, I didn't buy it. Oh, my God. Look at this. Oh, no. Oh, my God. The bubble is going to open in. Oh, my God. The bubble is going to open in. Oh, man. I'm for a bug spray. Just want to let you know I'm for a bug spray when I am outdoors. You are for it. What about putting citronella oil on your extremities? Oh, my anus? No, no, no. I'm not that extremity. I'm the Johnson. I'm for any form of bug spray that isn't taking lighter fluid and lighting the bugs. Now, do they have fireflies in Massachusetts? So no. Hell, yeah, they do. There's chicken robe. They have fireflies. There's BBQ. This is excellent, guys. I meant to show you this earlier, but this is fantastic. Secret weapon, Oak Ridge Barbecue. Buy it on Amazon. Fantastic. I can't say enough about this stuff. Excellent. Comes in this one-pound bag. It's like $10 for a pound, which I think is a pretty good deal. Well, OK. When I bought it maybe a year or two ago, it was $10. Who knows? The pandemic might have increased the price. Is it savory? Sweet? Is it smoky? It's not hot, though. I would say this is definitely, if you want a hot rub, this is not the one to use. This is savory and sweet with a little bit of salt complex. But if you're doing ribs, this is like the chicken, what I use on chicken. This is a good rib rub here by the same company. Dominator, sweet rib rub. Sweet rib rub. This is excellent on ribs. Fantastic. And pork butt or... I like the right rib. Those, what do you call it, country ribs? Yes, yeah. The pork country ribs. So for fat ass, if a man had a fat ass woman visiting him, would it be appropriate to say to her, I want to rub some pork, some butt rub on you? I don't think so, James. Hang on, James. Let me show you something here. Can I rub some pork on you? Ronald Terrio's live right now. Still in the water. Still in the... Rolling rock versus Miller, genuine drafts. Oh, he's doing a... Really? We know who's going to win that one. I taste you. I told you he wasn't going to come on this show. I sent him a... Come on, Jay. I sent him a week 1,000 years ago. He is live. He joins sometimes, right? Very, very rarely. Very rarely. Ronnie S is on Ronnie Ronald... Wait, he just ended his stream. Okay. Yeah, it was 33 minutes long. So, who won? I just saw that it was... So, Cedric won the game. You know, like the fact that I'm heavy R-rated. Heavy R-rated show. And it's longer than an hour. I mean, this is a month's worth of programming in one day here. I must follow the clock. 60 minutes. My show must end. It must end. End. End. Ronnie S, do you have like a cooler next to you there to keep these beers cold? Oh, I have a refrigerator inside. Oh, so you step away to get another one. Okay. Are those pint cans or 12 ounce? Yeah, 16 ounce cans. Pint cans, okay. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? What do you have for dinner, James? That's a good question. I'm going to heat up my leftover hot and spicy Chinese food from last night because they gave me a lot. And I'm going to heat up the last of the Hellfire chili con carnage that I made. Yeah, I had it in the freezer. The leftover I defrosted it. So I'm going to have the chili with the double saute seshuang style pork with the rice. I know those gyoza. Is that a gyoza or is that a pot sticker? Oh, I sucked them down real fast last night. No, those were pork dumplings. Oh, dumplings. I thought it looked like a gyoza. Well, a gyoza is a lot. A gyoza and a shumai dumpling is a lot smaller than the regular Chinese dumplings. They were big dumplings. And it came with the dumpling sauce, you know, the ginger soy sauce concoction that you can ask Eric about, you know, how good the Asian dumplings are. And I stocked up on noodles. I am so happy that one of the acne supermarket by me in this neighborhood, not the other towns, because a lot of Asians lived in my region, Koreans, Japanese, they got tons of Asian noodles. I don't have to go and pay more money at the Japanese market, Mitsuha. I can buy it right at Acme. And I got all kinds of noodles. I mean, I really got, I stocked up. And Eric, I think I put some videos on the group, the Facebook Messenger group there about cooking and stuff. And rock music and whatever. And yeah, and I really am so happy that I'm able to buy what I like at a much lower price at a park. We're going to spin the wheel one last time. You want to spin the wheel one last time? Sign up off with the wheel. Okay, but hang on here, hang on here. Before we spin it again, any topics that I can add to the wheel or... I think it's pretty filled up. It's pretty loaded, right? Yeah. No, we already have a sexual element. No, let's just go with it. We'll just go with it. And do you want Zuckerberg in the middle or... No, put the joke, Donald Trump is the Joker from Batman. Okay, let me see if I can find that. Joker, why don't we put it on? You're asking for a very specific image there. No, he's got it. I just don't have it on the laptop here. Hang on to that. The Joker, he's got it. I'm going to take that long. Although I could put BC asleep on there. Yeah, do that. You can't do that. How about the pork loin? That gross-looking thing? Let's put the pork loin. Oh, I see pork loin on the side. You know, I gave BC an idea. I said, BC, why don't you slice pork loin steaks out of it and marinate them and put them on your stove top grill, your cast iron stove top grill? Instead of you putting the pork loin in a slow cooker and having the thing look like a space worm or a fucking caterpillar or something. Have any of y'all cooked ribs in a slow cooker? I did, someone did that one time and it turned out pretty good. In a slow cooker. They're pretty tender. You can finish them on a grill for that nice char, if you want. Right. Oh, that's the pork loin? Yeah, it looks like an embryo. Alien embryo. Looks like a fucking worm. Like a gorilla dog. Like a maggot. It's a maggot, yeah. Silkworm. All right. Drink your cup. Oh, oh. Oh no. Divorce laws. Well, if you have a kid, you're going to the cleaners. That's got nothing to do with divorce though. Yeah, it's not really about divorce. Are you at divorce laws? California still screws guys over, right? Even if there's no kids involved? What was that case? Lee Marvin was not married to this lady. And the Palomoni suit, remember that one? Happy birthday, Daryl. Daryl, happy birthday. Daryl Messiah of Northern California, happy birthday. You see how many people show up that are just for like lawyers themselves and they're trying to sell you the service? How old are you, Daryl? He's 27. Divorce is painful. Both my older brothers went through it. Can we guess how old Daryl is? It's painful, divorce. But when you got kids and alimony and all that stuff, I mean, he's even more painful. Are those very good states that still... I'm 58 years old today, Daryl. Nice. Happy birthday, Daryl. Happy birthday, Daryl. You're catching up to Jean Pierre. You're catching up to James. I don't know anything about marriage and getting divorced. I know my parents did it, but they actually ended where they got back together and they're perfectly good. I don't know what sometimes happens in people's lives that, you know, that angry or that unhappy and then get divorced. And then, I don't know, maybe just a legalized separation and then you got to figure out who you are and you come back in. They don't keep their vows. They don't work. They don't work on it. I don't know. Bring the vows. I think it's good people to dance the salsa. You know, you got to work. Yeah. I don't need to thank him yet. James, did you ever get a divorce? Who get a divorce? Did you ever get a divorce? Yeah, I did. Yeah. I got a divorce after I found out the wench was she used me to try to get US citizenship. Oh, Jesus. This is the one thing to never, ever do. I got a buddy in Rhode Island. One of my buddies in Rhode Island, we both have another friend that where he works, this girl that he was dating was like trying to rapidly speed up the dating process here and going, you need to buy me a car. You need to let me live with you. You need to get me. Oh, no. I don't take orders from women. It turned out that this girl's parents were trying to get her to do this really, really, really quickly so that she could get citizenship. And this is when our buddy basically threw this girl's ass with a curb, which is what he should have been doing initially. Eric, did he ever buy her a car? Well, the red flags. There was obvious red flags, Eric, you know. She wanted him to buy her a truck, not just a car, a truck. Did he buy it? Hell no. That's when he discovered in his head, okay, now this is something really weird about this girl. Oh, shit. They're right. So where was she from? I do not actually know the answer to that question. Not in the least. Somewhere, I care, Beans or South America. Some Southern of us believe. Yeah. I want to take her to Hill, maybe. You know, caterers and people that arrange for a big party events probably love. They love these goofballs. They have to meet their vows over again to have a, you know, like a second, almost like a second wedding. What kind of they call it? I know what you're talking about. Yeah. Jordy. Another word for Jordy. The time is in Scotland right now. Hold on. It's good night. Yes, my name is Jordy from Scotland. Greetings. You've been going to renew their vows. That's it. Coors light. What do you think? Father in the background? That's not his father. That's your brother. That's your brother. Oh, that's your brother. I think he said that's his little brother. He's like 12. That's my name. That's my name. Yeah. What? What? His friend. He's my bro. Hello there. Jordy. Fish and chips. Fish and chips. Oh, we can tell you about the vows. Are you re-establishing? You renew your vows. Renew. That's it. Renewing of the vows. Renewing your vows. Jordy, have you ever been married? Not yet. Plan on getting married? Not for a good five or 10 years. Or if I get a kid, then I'll get married. All right. I've had plenty of relationships but not been married. Would you ever get married for money? Let me tell you something. You, if you marry a rich woman and she, you move into her place, her mansion or whatever, she'll be telling how to do. She'll be barking out orders left and right. She'll be like, I'm the boss. I support you. I would appreciate that. It's not worth it. What is the person scenario that occurred to them? I suppose you're on this panel, right? Yeah, we can't treat all situations equally though. Are you doing it? I think it's one of the, one more time. Fits you like a glove, like your peanut butter to your toilet. That didn't sound right at all. I don't know. I don't know. We should spin the wheel now that Jordy's here. Another lap. One more time with the wheel of James and then I got to run too. Yeah, but do BC sleeping in the middle. I can do that. I can do that. Jordy, how you doing, man? Yeah, I'm doing good, but I don't know who he is. He's so healthy and safe out there. We'll tell one of these man. Let's get the light beer. There you go. And it matches his colors. Oh, Oh, the audience. Oh, the audience. What are we going to ask the audience? Hey, I'm busy. I'm doing what I didn't say it for him to do that. It's all on James. All right. The audience. Do you think that that was right to have sleeping BC beer reviews on the wheel? Yes or no? Audience, what do you say? Oh, I'm just, yeah, I just in James' show, he takes full responsibility. Oh, did you enjoy seeing BC's friendly face in the middle of the spinning wheel? Yeah. BC says I, not the butt of jokes. Is it just a friendly sense of humor between compadres? No. I mean, yes. Yes. Are you actually swinging correctly today? I am not the butt of jokes. Yeah, but everybody everybody knows that everybody knows that we gets up at 3 a.m. to get ready for work. So make him the head of a wheel. He's very tired. It's not a joke. The van was exhausted. Are we going to start with the assholes tonight? Should Ronnie ask it a big electric bug zapper for this spring? That's ancient technology. What? Yes. Does Ronnie refrain from getting it because he's very tight with his money? No things don't cost a lot of money, I don't think. No, they're not. He's trying to call me a fork nose. It's an eagle beak. An eagle beak. Oh, you're not an eagle beak. You have a very refined schnauzel. No, no. I said, no, that wasn't right. And then BC said, no, actually, no. That's between BC and I was no, that wasn't correct at BC. I don't think he's happy with you, Eric. Jordy, did you enjoy seeing our friend BC in the center of the wheel spinning wheel? Hell yeah. We were views. Now, let me ask you this. Does anybody know what BC stands for? Christopher. I know his name is Christopher's first thing. He said it before. Yeah, that's a good trivia question. That's for BC Nichols. BC Christopher Nichols, right? Yeah. Big Chris. Big Chris. That's it. That was right. He is big Chris. You want to do one more wheel spin there, James? And then we'll call it a day. Yeah. We'll definitely call it a day. I took BC out of there. Put James' face. Put the Donald Trump Joker. I never did find that one. Why can't it ever be James' face? No, no, no, no. It's your joke. The head of the wheel. You put me playing the kazoo. Hey, y'all, there's a spirit. Let me put John Pierre's face. What was that? Your face on the wheel. Your face on the wheel. Go right ahead. There you go. Do a print screen. I can't do it. If y'all can do it with the picture, whatever. Yeah, I'm going to have to make it. I'll make it. Oh, you found it. Hey, Jordan, you're just Donald Trump. Good voice. And it is on UFOs. Okay. We kind of talked about those a little bit earlier, too. We've talked about this. Maybe we just do another one, right? It's been again. We did it. I do listen to George Norrie on Coast to Coast. Yes. That guy's got the oddball. Dude. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. Okay, sorry. I'm ready. Check you later. I think we did that already. We kind of did, right? Yeah. One last spin, and then if it's what it is, it's what it is. Here's what I want to do, right? I'm going to shuffle these a couple of times. Yeah. So that it's a good, fair... Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Okay. You know what? The two political parties are so corrupt. They're in good with the oligarch. The corrupt is all hell. We need not only a third party, but no party. Independence. Do we need three or zero? No, James, what do you think of the Green Party? Well, they had some good candidates at one time. They had H.R.S. Perot. They had Ralph Nader. They have Ralph Nader in the past. The Green Party. The Green Party. The Green Party. The Green Party. I think that Bernie Sanders should have ran. That's the Green Party candidate. The Ralph Nader was independent. The Ralph Nader was independent. Ross Perot was a Green Party. Oh, I'm sorry. Take that back. Reform Party. Was that probably Ralph Nader? Ralph Nader was a Green Party. Pat Buchanan was the Reform Party candidate in 2000. He was. He was the Young Caroline who was Thorses Rice. The Green Party. Yeah, she was green. They got a couple of different parties out there the United Kingdom. They're going to have a the Service NAU living party and I have a miscellaneous struggles. Broree. Wow. The belching party. I'm going to have to I'm going to have to keep it going James trying to get eight hours. Eight hours you want to use up all the time. I want to share it. I want to share it. Everybody else have a great day. We'll talk to you next week. Yeah, I'm going to have to go. I'm going to have to go. Yeah. But anyway, it was great having everyone. Four hours and nine minutes. Yeah, I just want to make sure I have enough hours for the following Sunday or if I go to the hours you have left now. I don't know. I have to check. I don't know. I'll tell you on Facebook Messenger what I have left and I don't think that I don't think the political parties did the topic got enough. Yeah, we don't have enough time to summarize it pretty damn corrupted and I don't like but unfortunately the media, a lot of Americans, they follow whatever the media tells them and they think that if they're not a Democrat or Republican, they're not qualified. I wanted to hear Jordy's response because he's American. Jordy, what is your political response? What do you think of political parties, Jordy? I don't know much about politics at all, but I hate the UK government because it's pretty corrupt, you know, pretty select. How do you feel about the Scotland separating from the UK discussion? Well, there's pros and cons, I would say. Well, Scotland did try to go independent in 2014 but we voted against it, the majority of people voted against it. I was one of the guys that said maybe we did better off but at the same time maybe we should stick together. But Scotland has all the oil, so that's why England wanted to stick with us. We don't really get along, Scotland and England don't really get along that much. So Scotland has all the oil, you say? Yeah, apparently. I've heard that one before. Ireland still has the Republic of Ireland and the Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is owned by England, right? Well, it's not owned by it, it's part of it. It's part of the United Kingdom. It's part of the United Kingdom, yeah, Ireland. Like Wales and Cornwall. Yeah, Wales and Cornwall, that's part of the United Kingdom. I think Ireland separate actually, isn't it? Is Ireland separate for the United Kingdom? Aye. Yeah, they have a different language, I think, in Wales. They have like maybe it's from the ancient Druids, but I know like the Irish... Not many people speak it. Yeah, it's sweet. Scotland, and some people talk Gaelic, that's a different language. And the Gaelic from Scotland and Ireland is different, right? Yeah, exactly then. Yeah, I don't know any Gaelic though. That's right, people up in the Highlands talk Gaelic. They don't teach you that in school at all, it's just all English? Yeah, English in Flames, in Spanish. I always wanted to know Italian though, you know. I've learned a bit of Italian online, you know, but I don't know much of it. Do you have any choice at all of learning Gaelic? Like as a specialty class in school or anything like that? Yeah, we did get a choice if we wanted to study Gaelic, but I was more into studying French. I think it was French I chose. I can't remember much French though, at all. Sorry for joining us away by the way, James. You know, I was watching Doctor Sweet if you've ever seen that as a sequel to the Gaelic. Well, there's always another time, there's always next time. Jordan always seems to join the fleet, I've noticed. Yeah, I try to get Mr. Clean on, my friend Mr. Clean to tell his story about what happened to him with Car Shield and how much it's bullshit. And he has to work, you know, he has to work on Sunday in a retail, well, in a home depot. And then at night he drives for DoorDash and shipped and, you know, he makes really good money with actually shipped, gets good tips. Mr. Clean, that's his name? Well, he looks like Mr. Clean, so I just called him. But I told him, he says, you know, you can go live anywhere. You could be in the men's room, you could be in a car, you could be in a parking lot, you could be, you know, in one of the aisles. You gotta be careful here in the men's room. If you go live? Yeah, you gotta be careful in the men's room. Why, what will go wrong? I mean, you don't want to show anything that indecent exposure, any of that stuff. Oh, yeah, of course, of course. You have to be by, like, by the front door or the door. You have to be, not by the urinals. Now, oh, you know, it must be a real embarrassing thing to tell somebody you're in the business of making urinal cakes. You know those fucking cakes that people piss on? Oh, fucking hell, that's gross, man. Oh, the nets that are inside there? Yeah, there's a net, a plastic net, and then a cake. Is that what they say of customers? Is it called a cake? I don't know what it's called, but I know that... I never knew what those things are really called. I just pee on them. And I wonder if they have other benefits, other functions, the urinal cake like that. I didn't know it was called a cake. I don't know, maybe it's not called a cake. I don't know. Embarrassing as being the picture of that wheel. BC, it was all in fun. Yeah, it was cute. Don't take it too much to heart, man. Yeah, I mean, I'm not in charge of the wheel. I just want you to know that. Yeah, I'm going to blame Jason over there. You know, busy reviews. But you know... Everybody loves BC. It's like every year, taking a long winter nap. What is that difference? I remember there was a time, there was a time when BC fell asleep on Ron Terrio's show. And Ron was kind of making it a bit of a joke. Well, it was Ron and Ron and Ron and Ron, Michael Cucca. I mean, Michael Cucca. No, I don't think he was there. No, he was there. You remember the one I'm talking about? It was the first time. And then the second time, I was there. Well, actually, I was there, and I remember Miscellaneous was there, and Miscellaneous was saying, you know, don't do it, give it a break, give it a break. He actually didn't feel comfortable with it. Oh, yeah. No. But Ron was having a good time. He was putting up on the screen and he was sleeping, and I guess, basically, he doesn't think it's funny. Well, it shows him resting. I mean, it's not like he shows him in his boxer shorts, or, you know. Yeah, it's nothing like that. Yeah, yeah, it shows him resting, you know, like that. We all go to sleep sometimes, right? Everybody eventually goes to sleep. Yeah. Sometimes people just go to sleep on camera, and then it becomes a joke. Yeah. Now, is Ronnie, is Ronnie, what? Is, right now, the bug zapper, Ronnie getting a bug zapper. He really want me to get a bug zapper, huh? Does he refrain from getting a bug zapper because he's an animal rights activist, fanatic, and he feels sorry for the insects getting electrocuted? Yes. OK. All right. OK. Hey, guys, I'm going to go ahead and give Ron. It's been fun, guys. Yeah, we're going to call him. Thank you. Thank you. Nice to meet you, David, John. Be safe out there. Great having you. All right, man, no problem. Vici doesn't make fun of anyone. That's true. He doesn't. That's a good point. No, he's right about that. I've never heard him make fun of anybody. I will talk to Jason, and I will tell him to delete. Delete that from his list. Yeah, get it out of here. Yeah, get it out of there. Get it out of there. So anyway, all right, listen, folks, thank you for joining. I'm hungry. I got to prepare some meat. Thank you. And I'll see you guys over on Facebook Messenger. And by the Eagle Beaks Messenger, you've got to answer. Are you going to do a musical thing to send us out? Well, let me do happy days in here again. How's that? Very soon. Good night, everybody, really. Good night, guys. Thank you. Thank you, Bart Robinson. Good night, Vici. You're awesome. Thank you, Sid. Thank you, Sid. Thank you, Ms. Salanias. Thank you, Missoumi. Thank you, Jason. Thank you, John Boyd, Mary Ellen, everybody. I appreciate it. It was a very unique blockbuster of a show. And I hope Vici is not too offended. It's just maybe it wasn't bad taste. Everybody has their feelings, their perception of things. And you know, oh, thank you, Eric Fraunfelder. Thank you, Eric. You did it. And of course, one of the best. Good night, Vici. See, you're awesome. And remember, remember we were talking about doing cut nose pork loin steaks and grill and roll inside. That would be a great idea. And that's about it, really. I mean, have a good one day is not the most popular day. Well, happy President's Day. Happy President's Day. And guess what? March 1st is Mardi Gras, I believe, right? Carnival. That was March 1st, Fat Tuesday. March 1st is? Is it March 1st? I don't know. Yeah, I noticed that. Then followed by St. Patrick's Day. And I want to say to the majority that Whole Foods gets a shitload of high-quality, bangered sausages that I love. And I'm going to eat a lot of them fast. Mm, nice, man. Nice. Irish, whatever they are, Irish, Scottish, bangered sausages. It's got to be Scottish, get the Scottish ones. Yeah, these are like ones better than the Irish ones. These are white. Why? Why? You know it, Ronnie. You know it. I don't know. I don't know. I'm not familiar. And I make corned beef and cabbage from the brisket. I get a real big, giant brisket of corned beef. And remember, never put the cabbage in until the very end. Because if you put it in too early, it's going to dissolve. James, do you know what you need to try? A big, giant, homemade, full Scottish fry up. Black pudding, hash browns, potato scones, sausages, square sausage, link sausage, egg, fucking beans, bacon, streaky bacon, all you. A big, giant Scottish breakfast. That's what you need, man. I didn't eat anything like that. I like scones very much. I do like it. I love scones. Potato scones. Look at potato scones. Potato? Potato scones. Honestly, it's a Scottish thing. You never heard of that? Potato scones. I've had scones, but I never have potato scones. Look it up. Look it up. Potato scones. Honestly. Yeah. Honestly, it's a real thing. It's basically just like flat potato. Flat. Imagine if you look it up, you'll see where it is. That's what we have in our Scottish breakfasts, in our fry-ups in the morning. It's called a Scottish fry-up. Good one, here we are. Oh, it looks like a flat bread. Hold on. OK, here we go. All right, I'm going to screen share it. Potato scones. Here we go. There could be cheese on top. There's a really nice piece of cheese on top. Grated cheese. Yeah, that's it. That's it, yep. OK. All right, now here we have, let me go back to this thing. Here we have, they look good, man. Yeah, you can fry them, man. You can fry them. Just stick it in the frying pan. It says it shows the beans. Hold on. What's going on, brother? Oh, there you go. Oh, there you go. There's the flour, oh, you see it? Yeah, this is Scottish fry-up, yeah. Yeah, it's got black pudding on it. Have you ever tried black pudding? I love black pudding. Fry tomato as well, brilliant. Yeah, potato scone. Potato scone, I usually like my potato scone with some grated cheese on top. Dynamite. Damn, that looks really good. See if you can get some potato scones. I don't know if you'll be able to get them in the USA. I don't know, maybe in a, well, you know, there's a Scottish neighborhood. And it's like the primary American United States Scottish neighborhood is in Karni, New Jersey. All right, where are you? You're in Boise, aren't you? Karni, New Jersey. There's a Scottish neighborhood in New Jersey? Yeah, it's in Karni, New Jersey. And it's all like Scottish stores and markets and fish and chip restaurants and... Ah, they've got to sell that then. They've got to sell potato scone. Give it a try, mate. Honestly, would you stick it in the frying pan? Have you ever been to the United States? Yes, mate, I have. I've been to Colorado, a place called Vail. I was there on a skiing holiday when I was eight years old and that was... Oh, okay, okay. That was 2000 and... Is that the only time? Yeah, that's the only time. I've always been in the States once. So you went there? I was away at Kent, yeah. I don't think I've actually spoke to you week, camp to camp, Ronnie. You're a cool guy, by the way. Cheers. Do you think you'll ever return or anytime soon? Mate, I would love to go back to the States. It's fucking hell here, man. Definitely. Like, that's one of my dreams. See if I ever get enough money to come to the States, then I will, man. What is it, guys? Oh, that's fucking... Probably like 700 quid to get there. How much does it take to go to the States in that? How much would you say... You'll go to the States, won't you? How much does it cost to get there, at least? Five or not. Of course, like, 500 quid to get there from Glasgow. 500 quid, so that's... A quid is 100, right? Yeah, 500 quid with British pounds, yeah. But I would definitely go back to the States. Is that 500 pounds? 500 pound, yeah. Let me grab a beer. But I would love to go back to the States. Right, James? That's not too bad. Yeah, actually, it's not bad. The pound is a lot more valuable than a dollar. So that will probably be like 700 dollars. I would say something like that. It's something that I discovered in my first magazine. Cheers. Mate, I'm obsessed with America. Honestly, I absolutely love America. I'm obsessed with American beer. You like Coors Light? Yeah, mate, do you want to know what? So, actually, the question, what do you pay for Coors Light in town? Oh, well, I got a 15 pack of this for 11 quid. 15 pack. 11 what? A 11 quid in the supermarket. Quid, so a quid is 100 though, right? No, a quid is, well... A 11 quid. Quid is basically, like, see British pounds. Quid is basically just swang to them for British pounds. It's like money. Like, fat weight. So, like, 15 bottles of Coors Light cost me 11 pounds. But if I was to order Paps Blue Ribbon online, I need to get Paps Blue Ribbon online. And, like, a sex pack of that cost me 20 quids. Hold on a second, Jordy. So, a quid is 100, isn't it? Isn't that what a quid means? No. Is that what that means? Does it? A quid means a hundred. I didn't know that. That's what I thought. Oh, right. Oh, well, that's Scottish term for British pounds. Wait, cash. Quid means... So, in Scotland, a quid means, like, one pound. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I see. I see. What are you drinking, Ronnie? Heineken. Oh, nice touch, man. Yeah, that's from Holland, right? Yeah, Holland, Amsterdam, eh? Right across English Channel, right? My mate here. So, you badly want to go to the Dam, didn't you? This is a guy that wants to go to Amsterdam, eh? Do you want to see Jotun? Who's that? He's playing Star Wars. No, I'm Spider-Man. No, Spider-Man. But, eh, aye. So, alright, so in Scotland, a quid means, like, one pound. Wait, you know how you're going to say a quid? Oh, that thing costs a quid, 50 bucks, or 100 bucks a quid. That's, wait, a quid is a term for quid, and the way we say it, quid. OK, so you don't use a pound when you talk? No, usually not. No, you use a pence because pence means scent, right? Yeah, pence is scents, right, 50 pence. So, do you say pence? Yeah, say pence, yeah. 50, or p, for short, but 50 p instead of 50 pence, you know. OK. So, if you have a company in Scotland, you're going to be a wee bit wiser now, Ronnie. Scotland is a lot different than England itself, right? Oh, yeah. The way they talk. Put it this way. Scotland is a lot more friendlier and a lot more, we don't give a fuck, you know. Yeah. Some people in England need the poker to move from the arsehole, you know. But wait, I've got hundreds of English friends. OK, so from what I heard, as far as the whole Brexit thing, that England didn't want to be a part of the European Union, that Scotland still wanted to be a part of the European Union, while England itself didn't want to. Yeah, I want to be a part of the European Union, still. You do want to be a part of the European Union. Yeah, I do, I do, but England doesn't, you know. I would rather, wait, Scotland, I want independence for Scotland, but I still want to be a part of the European Union, you know. OK. Do you want Scotland to be independent of the United Kingdom, like be its own country, but still have the currency of the euro? That's what you want. I'm not really bothered about currency, right? But I would rather Scotland is independent from England, because England is just, they're not really nice to Scotland. Put it that way, there you go. A lot of animosity there between England and Scotland. Yeah, but in answer to your question, would I go back to the United States of America? Mate, it's my dream to go back to the United States of America. I would like to meet you guys in the flesh, that'd be fucking fun, you know. I would try so many American beers, there's so many American beers that I can't get in Scotland that I would love to try there, man, you know. American beers are my favorite type of beers, you know. So you like lagers? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm not a big fan of Coors Light, really. It's a very, very easily drinkable beer, but it's a little too watery. What about Coors Banquet then? Because I've never had the preferred Coors Banquet over Coors Banquet. Coors Banquet is pretty good, yeah. Is it better than Coors Light? Yeah, it is, definitely. It's more full-bodied. Yeah. You had Coors Banquet, right, James? Yeah, I get heartburned from a lot of those macros, American macros. Do you like Coors Light? What about Coors Light? Do you like Coors Light? No, that's one of the culprits that makes it an upset stomach bite. I mean, there are some macros that I like. Like, I like all the modellos, you know, Mexican beer, the Canadian. Now, the modello especial is very high in calories. And it's not that strong in alcohol content. Oh, interesting. So you could drink a bunch of those. You get fat, and you won't really, you're not going to get up much of a buzz. Yeah, no, I didn't see it. I didn't see the elimination chamber. So I watched the first match, which was Goldberg versus Roman Reigns. Roman Reigns put him into a sleeper hold within like five minutes, and Goldberg just tapped out. Like, that was it. It was a short match. Oh, that was very short match. That was boring for a pay-per-view. Yeah, that was very, very, very boring. And then you know what I did? I just turned it off. I didn't watch the rest of it. That was pretty. I mean, they made such a big deal out of it. And it's like Goldberg, he shows up once in a big while. He gets paid. You know, when Goldberg shows up, he only shows up for the big payout. And when they go to Saudi Arabia, those Saudis are paying big bucks for this shit. So Goldberg, he probably got a huge payout for this shit, man. And he got a big payout to lose, like a chump. Yeah, that's embarrassing for him to tap out with him like. No, it wasn't a good match at all. So what he did was he did two big jackhammers on Roman Reigns. So it was like, oh, is Goldberg going to win? This and that, this and that. Then all of a sudden, Roman Reigns puts him into like this bear hug kind of thing on the mat. He was like hugging him. Wow. And then Goldberg is just like boom, boom, boom, just tapped out. He probably put him in a guillotine. It was in five minutes. It was in five minutes. He put him like a guillotine. Yes, kind of thing like that, but it was just so quick. I was surprised. That's what he did to Daniel Bryan. Bryan Daniels, and that's what it was. It wasn't as quick as that, though. Goldberg needs to stop coming back to the WWE. He's coming back for these big payouts. It was a bad match. It was a bad show for him. I don't know what the gymnastics were behind it. It's embarrassing. Yeah, it wasn't good. It wasn't a good look. He should just retire. He's got to stop. Yeah, he's got to stop. Show up for wrestling conventions, take photos with people, and that's it. Yeah, I mean, I agree. I mean, that's really degrading for somebody like Goldberg to lose like that. But yeah, the pro wrestling talk is another great show that never happened. So maybe Jordy can join that one. Yeah, because Ron Terrio was going to have all of us. You don't have to do it on Ron Terrio's, Charlie. No, I mean, like we can do it. I can ask Nina Jordy if she's still listening, if you want to come on video and do the wrestling show. And you know, I'll arrange it. I'll arrange it. I think that would be good if we get a few people together that are fans of some history. And we can talk about a lot of things. Well, come back to the fitness group. I put tons of pro wrestling stuff on there. You know what I'm saying? We should do it on YouTube. I'm not a big fan of wrestling. I think it's a very popular topic. You get a lot of views on that one. Yeah. No, I mean, I put it, anything I do on YouTube, I spread it. I post it on different channels. Now, I don't think Ron Terrio is too interested on doing it again. I don't even know why he did it in the first place, because he's not a wrestling fan. Yeah, he doesn't really know anything about pro wrestling. So I don't even know why he did it to begin with. Yeah, he just liked the audience participation and how everybody got all enthusiastic about it. I don't know anything about this one. Yeah, I know Darryl's a fan. Yeah, I'm trying to get Anthony Laura to come on. But he knows a lot about pro wrestling, because I met him when I was working for Indian Circuit and he was working for Indian Circuit. And he has a lot of input, but he has an old, cheap fucking telephone. I said, Anthony, upgrade your phone and get it in your phone. I mean, I went and I got a spectrum. I got the spectrum package, $45 a month and unlimited everything, data, you name it, unlimited. I says, your phone is old. So he tried to come on the show and he was having problems coming on the show. And I told him, I mean, I don't know what he's waiting for. Maybe he's really that tight with the dollar. I don't know. Maybe he's like one of those cork-nosed people. Yeah, yeah, he's right. I mean, a lot of, I think a lot of people of Southern European descent, like him, are real. They're really cheap people. I hate to say it, but they're really cheap, like around the Mediterranean, which is where sort of the hawk noses come from. They are cheap motherfuckers, you know? I mean, don't. Now, Jordy is from the Northern European. You're not cheap, right, Jordy? Oh, no. Yeah, but he knows. Jordy knows went to upgrade his phone. That, I bet. What kind of phone do you got, Jordy? That's my phone, yeah. That? Same back in the message. What's up with the message? It's a fucking Galaxy S20 Ultra. It's got that camera, but look, I've got a fucking crack on the bitch. I've got a crack on the motherfucker. Look at that phone, James. Wow. Top of the line, Samsung Galaxy. And you know, Jordy, you know what's amazing? The megapixels on those phones are so high and so awesome that you don't even need to buy a digital camera anymore. Well, I don't know, because it's fucking crack. It's like. Look at the crack. Can you see that big crack on it? Oh, you cracked it, huh? Yeah, you see that crack? Yeah. Is this still good, though? I'll take a picture, though. I'll show you where this way. I'll take a picture of you. Get a repair if you have to. Sure. I'll show you. Because sometimes, you know, sometimes, eventually, people get the screen, they get the touch screen replaced, you know, because that sometimes gets to the point where, you know, you're tapping. No, no, that's good. That's good, you know. But depends on the lighting, too. But you got a flash in these phones, too. Still works, though, right? You know, there's a flash in these phones. Yeah. You know, but you're talking about high megapixel. I mean, you could take really good videos with those phones. You know? Yeah, I was trying to do my beer reviews on. But, you know, someone reported me with my videos for spamming. Ah! Yeah. I know who it is. I know who it is. It's a guy called the beerpill again. He's an English beer reviewer. The beerpill again? I've heard of him. Yeah, he's a nice one. He's targeted quite a few beertrucks in the past. Yeah, his name's Mark. You made a good one. Have you ever heard of the beerpill again? He's probably jealous. He's a whore again. I think he might be friends with the Red Rooster. He's a Tory as well. Oh, so he could be a troll also? A beer troll? Or that way, yeah. One of those elitists. A craft beer elitist. Yeah. We'll sort of fucking... Honestly, take a look at him and look up the beer of who we're getting. We'll sort of fucking... No one's... He's a Tory as well, you know? Yeah, well, you're welcome to put all of your beer reviews on the Facebook group there. You know, you're more than welcome. So is Chris. You know, I mean, BC beer reviews. Yeah, BC is very happy with us right now. Was BC on Elio? Yeah. He was, yeah. Oh, sorry, I messed up. Yeah, no, he got it off and then he started talking... And then Jason put him on the wheel and then he started texting, yeah. All right, so, all right, I get what happened though, yeah, yeah, all right. I mean, I wish, I wish, you know, he didn't get so upset, but, you know, it's all in good humor, good fun. Nobody's really... Nobody's malicious against our friends, you know? I mean, you know, it's like if you're a fan of the Cleveland Indians, nobody's racist or prejudice that goes to watch... Or if you're a fan of the Jason Clevelands. Or the Jason Clevelands. Yeah, nobody thinks bigoted thoughts when they go watch, when they watch a team with the smiling Indian in the front. The Guardians? That's a stupid name. I know the Commanders is the new Washington football team, right, the Commanders? Are they calling them the Commanders? The colonoscopies? What are they commanding? Yeah, what are they commanding? The insurgents, no, not insurgents, insurrectionists, they should call them the Washington insurrectionists. The Washington shitheads. Yeah, Eric says, oh, you can't use words like that, offensive, offensive, he says, ah, come on. Who cares? Speaks of us. So does that mean we have to put duct tape, gorilla tape on our mouth and not talk? That's why it's called uncensored. In case you offend the snowflakes. Weep, weep, weep, weep. Weep, weep, weep, weep. Exactly. Everybody's got to walk on eggshells today, right? Yeah. Ridiculous, you know, I mean, they took Uncle Ben off the box of rice, they tore down stature, they took it, it's ridiculous, I mean. Do you know what I mean? It's also weird, they took the light out of Coors light, so it just says Coors. Oh, shit, you're right. What the fuck is that all about, man? Yeah. Yeah, but in America, so-called Coors light. It used to be called Coors right here, and now it's just called Coors. But the mountains are still fucking blue. That's weird, man. That's really weird. And you don't get the Coors banquet at all, right? No, we don't get the banquet. I wish we did. I'd like to try that stuff, right? Maybe the adjuncts gave me Harper, and like when they use corn and rice along with the barley. Corn syrup. Yeah, yeah. Maybe they're just high-fructose corn syrup in these, in Budweiser, in Miller, and Coors. Do you know what I love? Do you know what I absolutely love? Roupir, A and W Roupir. Mm-hmm. Now, you know, try this. I just want to say, I love Canada-dry ginger ale, especially if I'm not feeling well. It's great. But we take the A and W Roupir, put it in the freezer for, I don't know, 15, 20 minutes, get it really cold, and put vanilla ice cream in a big, whatever you have, a mug. If you have a really giant beer mug, put vanilla ice cream in there, and then pour the A and W Roupir in there with the corn syrup, and you'll have a Roupir float, but it gets all frosty. It starts cracking. Yeah. I've not tried that yet, but I know what that is, vanilla ice cream, yeah, a Roupir float. Yeah, just get the biggest beer mug you have, try that. Stick it on it. Yeah. All right, guys. I got to run. Yeah, me too. I'm hungry. All right. Thank you. Okay. Take care, everybody. Yeah, try the Roupir float, and even put the mug in the freezer with the, you know, frost everything. See you. I'm going to end the show now. Thank you all for joining. Until next time. Goodbye. Goodbye. Have a good one.